A look back at Ed Schock's Toy and Hobby Shop
The beloved Indianapolis-area toy chain carried toys, games, trains, models and science kits.
Dawn Mitchell, Indianapolis Star
This former Indiana missile silo could be your new home
During the Cold War, the silos were armed with nuclear missiles and were the last line of defense against Soviet nuclear aggression.
Retro Indy: Forgotten Indianapolis dirt racetrack once hosted Wilbur Shaw and other icons
The half-mile dirt track on the northeast side had a brief run with fame in the early to mid-1920s.
'It was bedlam': VJ Day on Monument Circle
End of war with Japan is celebrated in downtown Indianapolis.
USAC Racing's Dick Jordan dead at age 74
Dick Jordan helped promote the sport and race drivers for over six decades
Retro Indy: Indianapolis Motor Speedway's first races in 1909 were marked by death and danger
Motorcycles and auto races were held on a stone and tar track that proved to be disastrous.
Dillinger, Dean and more: 12 famous graves in Indiana
You can leave a flower, but don’t take a piece of the headstones of these famous Hoosiers buried in Indiana.
RetroIndy for Subscribers: Before I-465, there was the scenic Dandy Trail
The 88-mile loop around Indianapolis gave drivers picturesque views of Indianapolis and places to picnic along the way.
10 nostalgic things to see and do at the Indiana State Fair
The sights, sounds and smells of the state fair can bring back many fond memories.
RetroIndy: John Dillinger's getaway man was an Indianapolis race car driver
Hilton Crouch found crime more exciting than speed