Indianapolis
Indianapolis, colloquially known as Indy, is the capital and most populous city of the U.S. state of Indiana and the seat of Marion County. Located in Central Indiana, the city lies along the White River's West Fork near its confluence with Fall Creek. At the 2020 census, the balance population was 887,642.
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Myles Brand
Madge Oberholtzer
Aldo Giorgini
Artist
Scrapper Blackwell
American guitarist
Virgil Jones
Trumpeter
Lawrence Chenault
American vaudeville performer
Jesse Overstreet
U. S. representative
John Coburn
Former United States Representative
Albert J. Beveridge
Former U.S. senator
Henry Lane Wilson
Former United States Minister to Chile
Joseph Flummerfelt
Conductor
William Glanton Irwin
Businessperson
Otto Stark
American painter
Ray Brown
American coach
Minnie Vautrin
American missionary
Frederic W. Galbraith
American veteran
Art Pollard
American race car driver
Robert D. Orr
Former Governor of Indiana
Ken Olsen
American engineer
Harry Hartz
American auto mechanic
Lora L. Corum
Jerry Sneva
American race car driver
Bob Cortner
Duane Carter
American race car driver
Russ Kemmerer
American baseball player
Ebenezer Dumont
U.S. representative
William E. Niblack
U. S. representative
Albert G. Porter
Former Governor of Indiana
Joseph E. McDonald
Former Indiana Attorney General
Erwin Baker
American racing automobile driver
Arlene Mosel
American librarian
Mike Spence
British racing driver
Akhtar Hameed Khan
George Herzog
American anthropologist
Jim Trimble
American football coach
Ethan Allen Brown
Former Governor of Ohio
Claude Sifferlen
Pianist
Phoebe Omlie
American aviator
Dave MacDonald
Race car driver
Joseph F. Rychlak
Psychologist
Abel Streight
American Politician
Jim Malloy
Race car driver
Matthew E. Welsh
Former Governor of Indiana
Henry Banks
Car racer
Charles L. Henry
Former United States Representative
Don Schlundt
American basketball player
Grace Julian Clarke
Journalist
