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Five Questions With… Logan Cook

By: admin On: March 15, 2019 Architecture, Artifacts & Attractions, General Information No Comments

Five Questions With… Logan Cook

Architecture,Artifacts & Attractions,General Information

1. What was the reason behind the project? Water leakage has been occurring for years through the building envelope which was damaging decorative historic plaster. Additionally, during WJE’s investigation, distressed limestone units were found in many areas of the ziggurat resulting from corroded mild steel anchors. The project addresses the water leakage and distressed limestone […]

Five Questions With…Jason Edwardson

By: admin On: February 08, 2019 Architecture, General Information No Comments

Five Questions With…Jason Edwardson

Architecture,General Information

Jason Edwardson Tour Manager, Indiana War Memorial 1. Why is there scaffolding around the Indiana War Memorial? The scaffolding currently seen around the exterior of the building is there as part of a project to repair the roof of the Memorial. These repairs are to address some leaks and replace broken stones that one would […]

Shining a Light to Salute our Veterans’ Service!

By: admin On: December 20, 2018 Artifacts & Attractions, General Information, Press Releases No Comments

Shining a Light to Salute our Veterans’ Service!

Artifacts & Attractions,General Information,Press Releases

The Indiana War Memorials Foundation (IWMF), in support of the Indiana War Memorials Commission, is honored to partner with Downtown Indy, Inc. (DII) on Shine a Light on Indianapolis, an innovative project to honor veterans, highlight the Soldiers and Sailors Monument, and make Indianapolis a more vibrant and engaging community. The project was awarded grants that together total nearly $8 […]

Indiana War Memorials Announces PocketSights Self-Guided Tour

By: admin On: October 17, 2018 Press Releases No Comments

Indiana War Memorials Announces PocketSights Self-Guided Tour

Press Releases

Indianapolis, Indiana devotes more acreage than any other U.S. city to honoring our nation’s servicemen and women, and is second only to Washington, DC, in total number of military monuments and memorials. Occupying more than 25 acres of the Circle City, the properties managed by the Indiana War Memorial Commission have a rich history dating […]