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Digital Indy is looking for help in transcribing various documents dating from 1975-2010, but primarily from the 1980s and 1990s from the Heron-Morton Place Neighborhood Association digital collection.
The Herron-Morton Place Neighborhood Association began with a focus on restoration and preservation as part of the larger urban renewal movement in the city of Indianapolis. Later annual events like the Talbott Art Fair and Home and Garden Tours would show the expanding scope of association activities. A notable success came in 1983, when the neighborhood was added to the National Register of Historic Places. The neighborhood boundaries are 22nd St, Central Ave, E 16th St and N Pennsylvania St. The collection consists of newsletters, board and membership meeting minutes, correspondence, event promotions, photos, and materials from organizations like the Department of Metropolitan Development, King Park Area Development Corporation, and Indianapolis Historic Preservation Commission. Browse the full Heron-Morton Place Neighborhood Association Digital Collection here: https://www.digitalindy.org/digital/collection/hmna
Digital Indy is a freely accessible archive highlighting the history and culture of Indianapolis and Marion County. Since 2004, Digital Indy has worked with over 50 organizations and individuals across the city to make their history available online. Materials include yearbooks, documents, photos, administrative reports, promotional materials, newspapers, oral histories and performances. With a focus on city services, non-profits and neighborhoods, over 100,000 objects consisting of over 1,000,000 pages have been digitized providing a wealth of primary sources for anyone interested in the Circle City. Digital Indy is a part of the Indianapolis Public Library.
For more information please contact Katie Farmer, Digital Project Coordinator for the Indianapolis Public Library: kfarmer@indypl.org
