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SullivanMunce Cultural Center Century Structure Tour:
This tour will take you past a wide range of structures in the community and the history behind them. Some of these have existed since the 1860s. The Century Structure program began in 1987 to recognize and honor the historic buildings remaining in our community. Residential and commercial businesses that maintain their building’s original architectural style and integrity are eligible to apply. To date, there are more than 30 century structures. These homes are separated into three distinct tours, each less than an hour long and covering less than a mile. Please click here for more infomation and to learn more about the three available tours (free)
*SullivanMunce Cultural Center is not affiliated with the ZVRA
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I hope you had a great Halloween and enjoyed the Ghostwalk this year! President Lincoln is known to have stopped in Zionsville to make a speech from the caboose of his train as he was passing through on 1st street. We learned about his first female body guard – part of the Pinkerton Agency – on the Ghostwalk this year. Stop by SullivanMunce to learn more about her history. At our last meeting, our guest speaker… Jarod Logsdon, of Parks and Recreation, Town of Zionsville, spoke about the new DORA that was approved by the Town Council as well as the upcoming Lincoln Park Refresh.
President Lincoln is smiling as was the audience because the refresh will entail:
Refreshing Lincoln Park
○ Removing the current gazebo and replacing it with a more open shelter (perfect for weddings)
○ Widening the bricks down the center
○ Moving the Fountain to near the flag pole
○ Opening the Oak street side and removing the berm so people see the park
○ Leveling and regrading entire area
○ Construction is expected in 2025
The good news doesn’t stop there! Long time resident and Sherlock Holmes aficionado Mark Walters is going to be our new VRA president next year! He is looking forward to leading the voice of the village and representing our homes as we run the gauntlet of construction that surrounds us and we aim to maintain our reputation and status as the friendly village people love. Mark and I are both on the Zionsville Comprehensive Plan Committee so feel free to contact us also about the larger area plan as it progresses.
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