City: Indianapolis, IN
Category: Relocation
17. Nora
City: Indianapolis, IN
Category: Relocation
Description: Located on the north side of Indianapolis, Nora is bounded by Meridian Street on the west, Castleton on the east, Ravenswood on the south, and 96th Street on the north. Home to North Central High School, Nora got its name back in the 1870s when Swedish immigrant Peter Lawson was appointed postmaster there. Lawson named the community after his home parish in Sweden. He also opened a grocery store with the post office and that is where the young community began to grow. The residential area of Nora features ranch homes and traditional-style brick homes.
City: Indianapolis, IN
Category: Relocation
City: Indianapolis, IN
Category: Relocation
20. St. Joseph
City: Indianapolis, IN
Category: Relocation
Description: Located just north of downtown, St. Joseph is a historic district with homes and buildings dating back to the late 1800s. The neighborhood provides a significant example of rowhouse buildings as well as architectural styles including Queen Anne, Tudor Revival, Italianate, Carpenter-Builder, and others. The area is bounded by I-65, Fort Wayne Avenue, Central Avenue, and Pennsylvania Street.
21. University Heights
City: Indianapolis, IN
Category: Relocation
Description: Located around the University of Indianapolis, this neighborhood offers an affordable alternative to Indy’s more expensive neighborhoods. Bungalows are similar in style but more reasonably priced than in other areas. University Heights is bounded on the north by Hanna Avenue, the south by Lawrence Avenues, east by Keystone Avenue, and west by Madison Avenue. University Heights has a neighborhood association.
22. Williams Creek
City: Indianapolis, IN
Category: Relocation
Description: With large lawns and wooded areas, Williams Creek is an affluent residential area about 8 miles north of downtown. It is part of Indianapolis but retains a functioning town government. Featuring beautiful rolling terrain combined with Victorian and Tudor architecture, Williams Creek is one of the most desirable neighborhoods. Some homes have been in the same family for generations.
City: Indianapolis, IN
Category: Relocation
City: Indianapolis, IN
Category: Relocation
Address: 5155 S. Meridian St.
25. Indianapolis District Dental Society
City: Indianapolis, IN
Category: Relocation
Telephone: (317) 471-8131
26. Indianapolis Medical Society
City: Indianapolis, IN
Category: Relocation
Telephone: (317) 639-3406
27. Indiana Osteopathic Association
City: Indianapolis, IN
Category: Relocation
Telephone: (317) 926-3009
28. Indiana University Medical Physician Referral
City: Indianapolis, IN
Category: Relocation
Telephone: (800) 265-3220
29. Humane Society of Indianapolis
City: Indianapolis, IN
Category: Relocation
Telephone: (317) 872-5650
Address: 7929 N. Michigan Rd.
Description: In Marion County, dogs and cats must be given shots on an annual basis. Marion county code requires that dogs and cats wear a permanent means of identification at all times, either a collar with owner’s name, address, and phone number or an implanted microchip with a registered identification number. Both the Humane Society and Indianapolis Animal Care & Control can provide this service. Cats and dogs must be kept under control—leashed if off their property; otherwise restrained by fence or wall. Pet owners will be fined for violations. The Mayor’s Action Center handles animal control requests (317) 327-1397.
30. AT&T
City: Indianapolis, IN
Category: Relocation
Telephone: (800) 742-8771