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EPISODE · Jan 12, 2011 · 1 MIN

from Downtown Indianapolis Monuments and Memorials Architecture Tour · host Central Library

The north end of the war memorial mall is book ended by the Central Library. The library was built in 1917 to plans by Paul Cret, a Philadelphia architect, who designed it in a neoclassical style. The land for the library was donated to the city by the poet James Whitcomb Riley.

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