The Soldiers and Sailors Monument, 284 feet tall, dedicated in 1902, may lack the worldwide familiarity of St. Louis' Gateway Arch or San Antonio's Alamo, but it is Indianapolis' closest equivalent.

For more than a century, the Soldiers and Sailors Monument has stood in the center of Monument Circle. Learn more about this ...

The Indianapolis area is home to a number of “treasures” — interesting places, museums, and landmarks that make Indy special. Join News 8’s Hanna Mordoh on a tour of Indy’s treasures.

The 1912 monument was formerly placed at the Greenlawn Cemetery in Indianapolis, where the state had buried Confederate soldiers who died at a prison camp in the city. The inscription says it ...

That same year, the Indianapolis Parks Board passed a resolution to remove the monument once funding was secured. The city is identifying a source of funding for the project, which is likely to ...

INDIANAPOLIS — Art lovers in Central Indiana will be able to descend on Monument Circle early next month, giving them the chance to look at and purchase art from local artists. The eighth annual ...

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — It’s that time of year: The Soldiers’ and Sailors’ Monument got its yearly winter makeover on Friday night. Monument Circle as seen looking from East Market Street.

INDIANAPOLIS — The southwest quarter of Monument Circle in Indianapolis is now reserved for foot traffic until early November. That’s because a new pedestrian-friendly has officially opened. … ...

The monument was commissioned in 1912 in Greenlawn Cemetery to commemorate Confederate prisoners of war who died while imprisoned at Camp Morton in Indianapolis. It was moved to Garfield Park in ...

The 1912 monument was formerly placed at the Greenlawn Cemetery in Indianapolis, where the state had buried Confederate soldiers who died at a prison camp in the city. The inscription says it ...