Retro Indy: Rotating the Indiana Bell building
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The Central Union Telephone Company's Directory to Mansfield, Lucas and Bangorville - February, 1908
Absolute Auction Sale to close Estate of George F. Johnson, Dec'd. By order of Central Union Trust company, et al. Trustees. Building Lots and Plots on Southern Boulevard, Longwood and Westchester Avenues,
F.A. Gonant storefront | Creator: Central Union Telephone Co… | Flickr
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The mindblowing way in which the Indiana Bell building was moved and rotated 90 degrees, all while in operation, says a lot about the marvels of engineering | by Saad Ali Faizi | Medium
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The Building That Moved: How Did They Move an 11,000-Ton Telephone Exchange Without Suspending Its Operations? | ArchDaily
Drawings + Documents Archive: Central Union Telephone Company/Indiana Bell Building Move
The mindblowing way in which the Indiana Bell building was moved and rotated 90 degrees, all while in operation, says a lot about the marvels of engineering | by Saad Ali Faizi | Medium
The Building That Moved: How Did They Move an 11,000-Ton Telephone Exchange Without Suspending Its Operations? | ArchDaily
Central Union Telephone Company | A postcard mailed on Septe… | Flickr
Lobby of Central Union Telephone Company building, Indianapolis, Indiana, circa 1907
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Central Union Telephone Company Wagon Loaded with Poles from the Indiana Historical Society | Indianapolis, Old pictures, Indiana
BT and Openreach workers vow to 'keep going' as 999 call handlers join strike | The Independent
HI Mailbag: The New Telephone Company - Historic Indianapolis | All Things Indianapolis History
The Building That Moved: How Did They Move an 11,000-Ton Telephone Exchange Without Suspending Its Operations? | ArchDaily
Central Union Telephone Company – 1917 photo, article – RPL's Local History
In 1929, the Indiana Bell Telephone Company purchased the Central Union Telephone Company Building and had plans to demolish and build a much larger headquarters on the site. Architect Kurt Vonnegut Sr.
