Posted August 4, 200915 yr Had the opportunity to work with a member of Indy Parks and got permission to photograph this depression era art deco ball park: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 If you'd like to see more photographs or read about the history of this place, check out QueenCityDisco.com This is just a small sample of the photographs, plenty more at the link above!
August 4, 200915 yr Awesome! "You don't just walk into a bar and mix it up by calling a girl fat" - buildingcincinnati speaking about new forumers
August 4, 200915 yr It needs some TLC. Was that an old minor league park? Yes, its was the old home for the Indianapolis Indians. I have not seen the redevelopment plans for a few years but, last I saw this was to be removed to make way for the expansion of the biotech park near IUPUI in the future.
August 17, 200915 yr It needs some TLC. Was that an old minor league park? Yes, its was the old home for the Indianapolis Indians. I have not seen the redevelopment plans for a few years but, last I saw this was to be removed to make way for the expansion of the biotech park near IUPUI in the future. I'm not sure if it's still going on, but Toledo managed to find a reuse for their old Triple-A stadium. It's an old county fairground park (some Americana flavor, but it's got nothing on the new stadium). Indy's old park looks cooler than Ned Skeldon ever was, even in its prime. What kind of location is this? Bush Stadium is in a residential neighborhood a couple of miles northwest of downtown Indianapolis. It is somewhat industrial just east of the stadium, fairly rough to the west and north.
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