Jeneca Zody

When you think about the Revolutionary War and American cities, Boston and Philadelphia probably come to mind. But as we mark the country’s 250th birthday this year, let’s explore the connection to Indianapolis. Some of the men who fought in the war eventually made their way west to Indiana, a state founded 40 years after the war began, and to Indianapolis. They remain here today. We’ve found a few of them, each with different stories and backgrounds.

The last time a total solar eclipse occurred over Indianapolis, the year was 1205. On April 8, Indianapolis residents will have a world-class glance at a once in a lifetime occurrence. Roughly 500,000 tourists are expected to visit Indianapolis to see the eclipse, which will last for about four minutes in the afternoon.

The last time a total solar eclipse occurred over Indianapolis, the year was 1205. On April 8 at 3:06 p.m., Indianapolis residents will have a world-class glance at a once in a lifetime occurrence. Roughly 500,000 tourists are expected to visit the city to see the eclipse, which will last for about four minutes in the afternoon.