Architecture in Indianapolis, 1880-1920 - James A. Glass, Ph.D.

Architectural historian Dr. James Glass shares a pictorial journey through Indianapolis architecture from 1880-1920. Glass’s illustrated presentation takes viewers through decades of design evolution stimulated by developments in transportation, from the late nineteenth-century steam railroad era, to the advent of the automobile.
Based on a forthcoming book by Glass about the first century of Indianapolis architecture, “Architecture in Indianapolis, 1880-1920,” is an official event of the Indianapolis Bicentennial: / histindyarchitecture
This event was hosted by Indiana Landmarks on November 8, 2021. Learn more: www.indianalandmarks.org/

[@DanHenkelmusic]

What a wealth of knowledge, presented clearly and with plenty of detail, yet understandable to the general public. I look forward to the publication of the book, so I can revisit the 1880-1920 time span Dr. Glass covered during the lecture, as well as the previous 80 years of Indianapolis architecture.
One clear takeaway is the irreplaceable treasures that have been lost to "progress" (often in the form of parking lots). I'm so glad Indiana Landmarks and experts like Dr. Glass encourage adaptive re-use so that marvelous older structures can continue to house and inspire us.

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Great Program!
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