Irvington Terrace Historic District, Historic residential district in Indianapolis, United States.
Irvington Terrace Historic District is a residential area in Indianapolis containing 578 buildings across 98 acres with homes in Tudor Revival, Colonial Revival, and American Craftsman styles. The architecture spans these different design approaches, giving the neighborhood visual variety and character throughout its streets.
The district grew between 1895 and 1959 during Indianapolis's early 20th century expansion as the city spread outward. This growth period reflects when American cities began building residential suburbs to house their growing populations.
The neighborhood was designed with planned streets that organize homes in a deliberate pattern, creating a strong sense of community layout. Residents and visitors can see how this structure still shapes how people move through and experience the area today.
The district is located between East Washington Street, Pleasant Run Parkway, North Arlington Avenue, and the eastern side of North Irwin Street. Walking through the neighborhood at a slow pace lets you appreciate the different houses and street layouts without rushing.
The district received recognition through the Multiple Property Submission program for Historic Residential Suburbs in 2011, a special designation for well-preserved neighborhoods. This recognition highlighted its importance as an example of how American suburbs developed during that era.
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