St. Joseph Neighborhood Historic District

The St. Joseph Neighborhood Historic District contains 57 buildings across 18 acres, featuring Queen Anne and Italianate architectural designs from the 19th century.

The district experienced steady development between 1855 and 1930, with notable structures including the Bals-Wocher House and William Buschmann Block joining the National Register in 1991.

The neighborhood maintains its architectural identity through structures like the Apollo-Aurora Rowhouses, Israel Traub Store, and Lorenzo Moody House, representing varied design periods.

The district extends between St. Clair, Delaware, and Eleventh Streets, connecting to Central and Fort Wayne Avenues, offering walkable access to downtown Indianapolis attractions.

The Christian Place complex and Delaware Court showcase the district's architectural range, while brick streets and preserved structures maintain the 19th-century urban character.

Location: Indianapolis

GPS coordinates: 39.78056,-86.15222

Latest update: March 3, 2025 02:54