Hoover / Laurel Halls Stock Farm Company / Vonnegut / Knesses Israel / Central Hebrew Congregation / August Julian Tailoring Company / United Hebrew / Kahn Tailoring Company / Congregation Beth El / /
Communal Building / Esther Lodge / Big Eagle Camp / Conservative synagogue / Reform synagogue / Union Station / B’nai Torah temple / Camp Ida Wineman / This building / Sephardic synagogue / Market Street temple / Abraham Lodge / Orthodox synagogue / /
IndustryTerm
retail fruit peddlers / transportation hub / religious services / /
NaturalFeature
White River / /
Organization
Indianapolis Benevolent Society / Indiana Historical Bureau / Jewish Federation / Union of American Hebrew Congregations / Kirshbaum Community Center / National Council of Jewish Women / Hebrew Academy / Life Mutual Benefit Society / Hungarian Jewish School / Indianapolis Jewish Federation / First Hugarian Society / Reform / Hebrew Ladies Charity Organization / Jewish Community Relations Council / Bureau of Jewish Education / Indianapolis Club / Tree of Life / Jewish Community Center / /
Person
Gabriel Cohen / David A. Nahmias / David Eskenazi / Ezras Achim / Jacob / Naphtali Eskenazi / Bohor Samuel Calderon / Louis Behar / Rachel Sarfati Toledano / Regina Behar / Gracia Abravaya / Lindsey Barton Mintz / George Bedell / Many Sephardic / Morris Abravaya / /
Position
Spokesman / architect / well-known architect / /
ProvinceOrState
Indiana / Marion County / Boone County / Delaware / /
Marion County History Indianapolis, the county seat for Marion County, also serves as the State Capitol. The city has been a transportation hub since the 1850s.1 While not the earliest settlement of Jews in Indiana, Indianapolis would