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E People E People E People E People Behind the E MERIDIAN STREET • IUPUI • MILE SQUARE • CIRCLE OF LIGHTS • NORTH STREET • CANAL WALK • INDIANAPOLIS COLTS • SOUTH STREET • e People Behind the Place • WHITE RIVER STATE PARK • UPPER CANAL • INDIANAPOLIS INDIANS • EAST STREET • WHOLESALE DISTRICT • BABY DENNY • INDIANA PACERS • WEST STREET • THE FIELDHOUSE • POGUE’S RUN • INDY ELEVEN • MASSACHUSETTS AVE. • VICTORY FIELD • LILLY • PACERS BIKESHARE • GEORGIA STREET • INDIANAPOLIS ARTSGARDEN • HOLY ROSARY • INDIANA FEVER • MILITARY PARK • FLETCHER PLACE • INDIANA WAR MEMORIAL • COLE NOBLE • INDIANAPOLIS CULTURAL TRAIL • LOCKERBIE SQUARE • INDIANA AVENUE • SAINT JOSEPH • MASS AVE • RENAISSANCE PLACE • MONUMENT CIRCLE • RANSOM PLACE • SOLDIERS AND SAILORS MONUMENT • CHATHAM ARCH • VICTORY • e People Behind the Place • MARKET EAST • ANN DANCING • 16 TECH • INDIANAPOLIS CITY MARKET • HERRON-MORTON • FOUNTAIN SQUARE • IRISH HILL • OLD NORTHSIDE • BATES-HENDRICKS• COTTAGE HOME • MERIDIAN STREET • IUPUI • MILE SQUARE • CIRCLE OF LIGHTS • NORTH STREET • CANAL WALK • INDIANAPOLIS COLTS • SOUTH STREET • WHITE RIVER STATE PARK • UPPER CANAL • INDIANAPOLIS INDIANS • EAST STREET • WHOLESALE DISTRICT • BABY DENNY • INDIANA PACERS • WEST STREET • THE FIELDHOUSE • POGUE’S RUN • INDY ELEVEN • MASSACHUSETTS AVE. • VICTORY FIELD • e People Behind the Place • LILLY • PACERS BIKESHARE • GEORGIA STREET • INDIANAPOLIS ARTSGARDEN • HOLY ROSARY • INDIANA FEVER • MILITARY PARK • FLETCHER PLACE • INDIANA WAR MEMORIAL • COLE NOBLE • INDIANAPOLIS CULTURAL TRAIL • LOCKERBIE SQUARE • INDIANA AVENUE • SAINT JOSEPH • MASS AVE • RENAISSANCE PLACE • MONUMENT CIRCLE • RANSOM PLACE • SOLDIERS AND SAILORS MONUMENT • CHATHAM ARCH • VICTORY • e People Behind the Place • MARKET EAST • ANN DANCING • 16 TECH • INDIANAPOLIS CITY MARKET • HERRON-MORTON • FOUNTAIN SQUARE • IRISH HILL • OLD NORTHSIDE • BATES-HENDRICKS• COTTAGE HOME • e People Behind the Place • MERIDIAN STREET • IUPUI • MILE SQUARE • CIRCLE OF LIGHTS • NORTH STREET • CANAL WALK • INDIANAPOLIS COLTS • SOUTH STREET • e People Behind the Place • WHITE RIVER STATE PARK • UPPER CANAL • INDIANAPOLIS INDIANS • EAST STREET • WHOLESALE DISTRICT • BABY DENNY • INDIANA PACERS • WEST STREET • THE FIELDHOUSE • POGUE’S RUN • INDY ELEVEN • MASSACHUSETTS AVE. • VICTORY FIELD • LILLY • PACERS BIKESHARE • GEORGIA STREET • INDIANAPOLIS ARTSGARDEN • HOLY ROSARY • INDIANA FEVER • MILITARY PARK • FLETCHER PLACE • INDIANA WAR MEMORIAL • COLE NOBLE • INDIANAPOLIS CULTURAL TRAIL • LOCKERBIE SQUARE • INDIANA AVENUE • SAINT JOSEPH • MASS AVE • RENAISSANCE PLACE • MONUMENT CIRCLE • RANSOM PLACE • SOLDIERS AND SAILORS MONUMENT • CHATHAM ARCH • VICTORY • e People Behind the Place • MARKET EAST • ANN DANCING • 16 TECH • INDIANAPOLIS CITY MARKET • HERRON-MORTON • FOUNTAIN SQUARE • IRISH HILL • OLD NORTHSIDE • BATES-HENDRICKS• COTTAGE HOME • MERIDIAN STREET • IUPUI • MILE SQUARE • CIRCLE OF LIGHTS • NORTH STREET • CANAL WALK • INDIANAPOLIS COLTS • SOUTH STREET • WHITE RIVER STATE PARK • UPPER CANAL • INDIANAPOLIS INDIANS • EAST STREET • WHOLESALE DISTRICT • BABY DENNY • INDIANA PACERS • WEST STREET • THE FIELDHOUSE • POGUE’S RUN • INDY ELEVEN • MASSACHUSETTS AVE. • VICTORY FIELD • e People Behind the Place • LILLY • PACERS BIKESHARE • GEORGIA STREET • INDIANAPOLIS ARTSGARDEN • HOLY ROSARY • INDIANA FEVER • MILITARY PARK • FLETCHER PLACE • INDIANA WAR MEMORIAL • COLE NOBLE • INDIANAPOLIS CULTURAL TRAIL • LOCKERBIE SQUARE • INDIANA AVENUE • SAINT JOSEPH • MASS AVE • RENAISSANCE PLACE • MONUMENT CIRCLE • RANSOM PLACE • SOLDIERS AND SAILORS MONUMENT • CHATHAM ARCH • VICTORY • e People Behind the Place • MARKET EAST • ANN DANCING • 16 TECH • INDIANAPOLIS CITY MARKET • HERRON-MORTON • FOUNTAIN SQUARE • IRISH HILL • OLD NORTHSIDE • BATES-HENDRICKS• COTTAGE HOME • e People Behind the Place • MERIDIAN STREET • IUPUI • MILE SQUARE • CIRCLE OF LIGHTS • NORTH STREET • CANAL WALK • INDIANAPOLIS COLTS • SOUTH STREET • e People Behind the Place • WHITE RIVER STATE PARK • UPPER CANAL • INDIANAPOLIS INDIANS • EAST STREET • WHOLESALE DISTRICT • BABY DENNY • INDIANA PACERS • WEST STREET • THE FIELDHOUSE • POGUE’S RUN • INDY ELEVEN • MASSACHUSETTS AVE. • VICTORY FIELD • LILLY • PACERS BIKESHARE • GEORGIA STREET • INDIANAPOLIS ARTSGARDEN • HOLY ROSARY • INDIANA FEVER • MILITARY PARK • FLETCHER PLACE • INDIANA WAR MEMORIAL • COLE NOBLE • INDIANAPOLIS CULTURAL TRAIL • LOCKERBIE SQUARE • INDIANA AVENUE • SAINT JOSEPH • MASS AVE • RENAISSANCE PLACE • MONUMENT CIRCLE • RANSOM PLACE • SOLDIERS AND SAILORS MONUMENT • CHATHAM ARCH • VICTORY • e People Behind the Place • MARKET EAST • ANN DANCING • 16 TECH • INDIANAPOLIS CITY MARKET • HERRON-MORTON • FOUNTAIN SQUARE • IRISH HILL • OLD NORTHSIDE • BATES-HENDRICKS• COTTAGE HOME • MERIDIAN STREET • IUPUI • MILE SQUARE • CIRCLE OF LIGHTS • NORTH STREET • CANAL WALK • INDIANAPOLIS COLTS • SOUTH STREET • WHITE RIVER STATE PARK • UPPER CANAL • INDIANAPOLIS INDIANS • EAST STREET • WHOLESALE DISTRICT • BABY DENNY • INDIANA PACERS • WEST STREET • THE FIELDHOUSE • POGUE’S RUN • INDY ELEVEN • MASSACHUSETTS AVE. • VICTORY FIELD • e People Behind the Place • LILLY • PACERS BIKESHARE • GEORGIA STREET • INDIANAPOLIS ARTSGARDEN • HOLY ROSARY • INDIANA FEVER • MILITARY PARK • FLETCHER PLACE • INDIANA WAR MEMORIAL • COLE NOBLE • INDIANAPOLIS CULTURAL TRAIL • LOCKERBIE SQUARE • INDIANA AVENUE • SAINT JOSEPH • MASS AVE • RENAISSANCE PLACE • MONUMENT CIRCLE • RANSOM PLACE • SOLDIERS AND SAILORS MONUMENT • CHATHAM ARCH • VICTORY • e People Behind the Place • MARKET EAST • ANN DANCING • 16 TECH • INDIANAPOLIS CITY MARKET • HERRON-MORTON • FOUNTAIN SQUARE • IRISH HILL • OLD NORTHSIDE • BATES-HENDRICKS• COTTAGE HOME • e People Behind the Place • MERIDIAN STREET • IUPUI • MILE SQUARE • CIRCLE OF LIGHTS • NORTH STREET • CANAL WALK • INDIANAPOLIS COLTS • SOUTH STREET • e People Behind the Place • WHITE RIVER STATE PARK • UPPER CANAL • INDIANAPOLIS INDIANS • EAST STREET • WHOLESALE DISTRICT • BABY DENNY • INDIANA PACERS • WEST STREET • THE FIELDHOUSE • POGUE’S RUN • INDY ELEVEN • MASSACHUSETTS AVE. • VICTORY FIELD • LILLY • PACERS BIKESHARE • GEORGIA STREET • INDIANAPOLIS ARTSGARDEN • HOLY ROSARY • INDIANA FEVER • MILITARY PARK • FLETCHER PLACE • INDIANA WAR MEMORIAL • COLE NOBLE • INDIANAPOLIS CULTURAL TRAIL • LOCKERBIE SQUARE • INDIANA AVENUE • SAINT JOSEPH • MASS AVE • RENAISSANCE PLACE • MONUMENT CIRCLE • RANSOM PLACE • SOLDIERS AND SAILORS MONUMENT • CHATHAM ARCH • VICTORY • e People Behind the Place • MARKET EAST • ANN DANCING • 16 TECH • INDIANAPOLIS CITY MARKET • HERRON-MORTON • FOUNTAIN SQUARE • IRISH HILL • OLD NORTHSIDE • BATES-HENDRICKS• COTTAGE HOME • MERIDIAN STREET • IUPUI • MILE SQUARE • CIRCLE OF LIGHTS • NORTH STREET • CANAL WALK • INDIANAPOLIS COLTS • SOUTH STREET • WHITE RIVER STATE PARK • UPPER CANAL • INDIANAPOLIS INDIANS • EAST STREET • WHOLESALE DISTRICT • BABY DENNY • INDIANA PACERS • WEST STREET • THE FIELDHOUSE • POGUE’S RUN • INDY ELEVEN • MASSACHUSETTS AVE. • VICTORY FIELD • e People Behind the Place • LILLY • PACERS BIKESHARE • GEORGIA STREET • INDIANAPOLIS ARTSGARDEN • HOLY ROSARY • INDIANA FEVER • MILITARY PARK • FLETCHER PLACE • INDIANA WAR MEMORIAL • COLE NOBLE • INDIANAPOLIS CULTURAL TRAIL • LOCKERBIE SQUARE • INDIANA AVENUE • SAINT JOSEPH • MASS AVE • RENAISSANCE PLACE • MONUMENT CIRCLE • RANSOM PLACE • SOLDIERS AND SAILORS MONUMENT • CHATHAM ARCH • VICTORY • e People Behind the Place • MARKET EAST • ANN DANCING • 16 TECH • INDIANAPOLIS CITY MARKET • HERRON-MORTON • FOUNTAIN SQUARE • IRISH HILL • OLD NORTHSIDE • BATES-HENDRICKS• COTTAGE HOME • e People Behind the Place • MERIDIAN STREET • IUPUI • MILE SQUARE • CIRCLE OF LIGHTS • NORTH STREET • CANAL WALK • INDIANAPOLIS COLTS • SOUTH STREET • e People Behind the Place • WHITE RIVER STATE PARK • UPPER CANAL • INDIANAPOLIS INDIANS • EAST STREET • WHOLESALE DISTRICT • BABY DENNY • INDIANA PACERS • WEST STREET • THE FIELDHOUSE • POGUE’S RUN • INDY ELEVEN • MASSACHUSETTS AVE. • VICTORY FIELD • LILLY • PACERS BIKESHARE • GEORGIA STREET • INDIANAPOLIS ARTSGARDEN • HOLY ROSARY • INDIANA FEVER • MILITARY PARK • FLETCHER PLACE • INDIANA WAR MEMORIAL • COLE NOBLE • INDIANAPOLIS CULTURAL TRAIL • LOCKERBIE SQUARE • INDIANA AVENUE • SAINT JOSEPH • MASS AVE • RENAISSANCE PLACE • MONUMENT CIRCLE • RANSOM PLACE • SOLDIERS AND SAILORS MONUMENT • CHATHAM ARCH • VICTORY • e People Behind the Place • MARKET EAST • ANN DANCING • 16 TECH • INDIANAPOLIS CITY MARKET • HERRON- LET’S MOVE DOWNTOWN FORWARD, TOGETHER. 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