Tag Archives: Thursday Doors

  At first glance, this hardly interesting set of doors sits in what looks to be one of the many Art Deco limestone buildings peppering Indianapolis. But is it? Research of address usually reveals origins, but with this building, I got … Continue reading →

And the locals smile.   Slippery Noodle Inn is the oldest bar in Indiana. Although it’s been called many names in its time, it’s been in this building since 1850. It’s listed in the National Register of Historic Places. It’s … Continue reading →

Behemoth thing. Where the Colts play. Or don’t. Whatever. Lest you get all riled up, let me assure you, I couldn’t care less about football. Things I Care About More Than Football: 10. The celestially-inspired travel patterns of dung beetles 9. The … Continue reading →

#ThursdayDoors is part of an inspired post series run by Norm Frampton. To see other doors of interest, or to share your own, click the link and find the frog.

No handle, no welcome. Unless maybe they like the look of you through the makeshift peephole?   All handles, all welcome. The handles on the right of each set are shiny. Why? #ThursdayDoors is part of an inspired post series … Continue reading →

“I am a door, but only in the event of an emergency.” “Remember when I was a door?” “Nope, but maybe this gal does, cause she may have been a window once.” “I’m just a gate, don’t ask me.” #ThursdayDoors … Continue reading →

Although I’ve lived all over Indianapolis, I’m a northeast side girl at heart. For whatever reason, I seem to gravitate toward the northeast side of downtown, too. Very Mass Ave, Veterans Park, library, Near Northside sorta person, I spose. Wanting … Continue reading →

Back of last week’s Pentalpha Lodge and the back of its across-the-alley neighbor. The day I took these photos, it was hot and sticky. I remember my sweaty squint upward. It’s my pleasure to inform you I put on a … Continue reading →