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A Piece of Lafayette History Itwasinthemid-1850sthatprominentLafayetteresidentsbegantoerectstatelyhomesalongSouthNinthStreet,headingupthehillsouthof downtown.ThegrandresidenceswereastatementongraciouslivingintheVictorianera.Bythemidpartof the20thcentury,thegloryof theneighborhoodwasfadingfast;largehouses,nolongerpracticalanddifficultandexpensivetomaintain,werebeingsubdividedintoduplexesorapartments;houseswerelosttofireand,intheirstead,werebuiltsmaller,moremodernhomes.Theneighborhoodstoodasanagingrelic,apictureof atimegoneby.Thusitwasthat,inthemid-‘80s,agroupof neighborsdecidedtoreclaimtheneighborhoodasitdangledprecariouslyontheprecipiceof deterioration.In1986theHistoricNinthStreetHillNeighborhoodAssociationwasformed,focusingonrevitalizationof thishistoricpieceof Lafayette.

A New Beginning ThestreetcarsnolongerrunfromdowntownLafayette;thetrainsnolongerdissectthecity,theirwhistlescallingastheypassthroughtherailway

corridor.Butthehousesof NinthStreetHillremain,stalwartasever,atestamenttoabygoneerarevitalizedforanewwayof life.Manyof thelargehouseshavebeenreturnedtosingle-familydwellings.Long-timeresidentsliveside-by-sidealongyoungfamilieswithsmallchildren,homeownersandrentersalike,allrevelinginthejoysof lifeinahistoricneighborhood.Forthepast25years,theNinthStreetHillNeighborhoodAssociationhasbeenanactivegroup,chargedwithinvolvingandenergizinghomeownerstoserveasstewardsof thehistorichomesthathave,formorethanacentury,stoodasahallmarkof whatthecityhastooffer.Fromthebungalowsof the1920stoVictorian-eramansionstoramblersof the1950s,theneighborhoodisacollectionof architecture,of history,of people.

Notable Events

A Festooned Fourth IntheweekbeforetheIndependenceDayholiday,NinthStreetHillisashowcaseof pridewithanostalgicdisplayof Americana.ThehousesontheHillarebedeckedinpatrioticbuntinganddisplayacollectionof historicflags,withflagsliningtheparkway.

Ninth Street Hill (pictured here at the turn of the century) is urban living at its finest. We are about fun, friendliness and community fiber.

Welcome to Historic Ninth Street Hill

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Children’s Box Parade Children(andadults)areinvitedeachyear,ontheSaturdaybeforeJuly4,tojoininanold-fashionedChildren’sBoxParade.Childrenpull,push,orweartheirboxcreationsastheyparadedownthehilltowarddowntowntocheeringonlookers,withtheeventculminatinginaflagraisingceremonyledbylocaldignitaries.Afterward,thecommunitystaysforanold-fashionedFourthof JulycelebrationonthegroundssurroundingtheArtMuseumandtheMosesFowlerHouse,withmusic,games,crafts,andicecream.

Holiday Luminaria Thehousesof NinthStreetHillareilluminatedinthedaysbeforeChristmasastraditionalluminaria—paperbagswithlitcandles—linethestreetsatdusk.Thecandlestwinkleinthesnowanddarkness,aholidaygifttothepeopleof Lafayette.

AwardsnSERVAASAward•givenbyHistoricLandmarksof

Indianaformarshalingpublicsupportof historicpreservation.

nMarquisdeLafayetteAward•forneighborhoodspiritandbeautification

nNationalRegisterof HistoricPlaces

n Lafayette’sFirstResidentialLocalHistoricDistrict

n Stateof IndianaHistoricMarker

nOneof America’sMostFunNeighborhoods—namedbyDisney’sFamilyFunMagazine!

nOnlistof GreatPlacesinAmerica,AmericanPlanningAssociation

Located just within the Neighborhood Garden, this stone displays the American Planning Association’s recognition of Ninth St. Hill as a Great Neighborhood.

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TicketsThisbookletservesasyourticket,aswellasaguidetothehousesyouwillseetoday.Greeterswillmarkthebackof yourticketasyoutoureachsite.

Childrenmusthaveaticket;babiesinarmsarefree.Nostrollers,please.

Becausethesearehistoricresidences,theyarebuiltbeforetheAmericanswithDisabilitiesActandarenotaccessible.

Nopetsallowed.Nophotographyorvideorecording.

HoursThetourhoursarenoon-3p.m.

ParkingParkingisavailableonthestreet,attheArtMuseumof GreaterLafayette,andatCentralPresbyterianChurchintheloton8thStreet,betweenSouthandColumbia.

Courtesy ShuttlesFreebusservice(courtesyof HolidayInn/FourPointsbySheraton)willbeavailablefromtheparkingatCentralPresbyterianChurchandfromtheArtMuseumtothetopof thehill.Waveandthebuswillstopforyou.

About The TourRestroomsRestroomsareavailableattheArtMuseumof GreaterLafayette,102S.TenthSt.(atthebottomof NinthStreetHill).Restroomsarenotavailableinhouses.

Choose How You TourAlltoursitesareopenbetweennoonand3p.m.Youmaytourinanyorderyoulike.Entereachsitewhereyouseeasign.Visitorswillbeadmittedinsmallgroups.

Pleaserespecttheprivacyof neighborsandhomeswhoarenotonthetour.Andmindthetrafficwhen

crossingbusystreets.

Information Center: Art Museum of Greater LafayetteAttheArtMuseumyouwillfind:

nTicketsales($20dayof tour)

n Freebottledwater

n Restroomsandfirstaid

n Fabulousartexhibits

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Ninth Street Hill Neighborhood Map

Tour Homes

Points of Interest

Restrooms

First aid

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904 StateLou and Nancy Nargi Home/Apartments

Onthecornerof NinthandState,thishousewasobviouslydesignedforthesite—itseemstofacebothstreets!Thehomedisplaysnumerouscharacteristicsof Victorianarchitecture:aporte-cochere,turret,variedroof lines,porchesgalore,artglassandleadedglasswindows,balconies,cupolawithfinialandsawtoothdecorativeshingles.

907 StateAyers Mansion

Thishome,aflagshipof theneighborhoodforitsvisibilityatthetopof thehill,hasrecentlybeenpurchased;youwilllikelyseeworkersintheyardasthecompleterestorationiscurrentlyunderway.Pleasedonotsteponthelawnoruptothehouse,soasnottoimpedetheprocess.

16 South NinthNeighborhood Garden

Theneighborhoodgardenwasestablishedin2003onthesiteof theformerrailroadcorridoraftertherailroadtrackswererelocatedalongtheWabashRiver.TheCityof LafayetteprovidedfundsfromCommunityDevelopmentBlockGrantmoneytohelpcreatethegardenwiththeHistoricNinthStreetHillNeighbor-hoodAssociationandBennett’sGreenhouse.Plantings:Fivetypesof grassesgiveheightandmovementandprovidewinterbeauty.LavenderMunsteadandRussianSageprovidecolorandfragrance.Otherplantingsinclude—Lime

Points of InterestMoundSpirea,ForsythiaNorthernSun,CommonWitch-hazel,MissKimLilac,GoldFlameSpirea,Winterberry,ServiceBerryshrubs,Redbud,BlackHillSpruce.BroadMoorJuniper,AndorraJuniperandascatteringof perennialandannualflowers.

122 South Ninth“Rosewood” Cottage

ThomasWoodwasthepostmasterof LafayettewhenhespearheadedthefirstairmailflightintheUnitedStates,whichlefttheTippecanoeCountycourthousesquareonAugust17,1859.Atthetime,Woodlivedinthishouse.RoseandStanThomaslivedhereinthelate1980sto1990s.RosecombinedhernameandWood’sandchristenedthenameof hercottage“Rosewood.”Rumorhasit,thatthecottageisoneof Lafayette’searliestremainingstructures,builtin1835.

402 South NinthBall Mansion

Italianate/SecondEmpire,builtfrom1865-1869byJudgeCyrusBallTheBallResidenceisbuiltonwhatwascalled“thepasture”becausesomemembersof theLafayettecommunityownedlandonthehillwheretheirlivestockwasdriventograze.

Themostnotablefeatureof theBallMansionisthefrontmansardtowerwithironbalustrade.Thedoubleentrydoorsandbalconywithironbalustradeaddtoitsgrandness.Noticethepatternedmasonarychimneys.Thebrickdrivewayisoriginal.ThehomewaslistedontheNationalRegisterof HistoricPlacesin1984.

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TheHistoricNinthStreetHillconsidersitself luckytohaveoneverymodernresident:TheArtMuseumof GreaterLafayette.HavingtheArtMuseumatthebottomof thehilladdsaconnectiontothearts,avitalpartof anythrivingcommunity.

Themuseum,builtin1960,addedtheWeiladditionin1981;extraspacewasalsocompletedin1988.

n TheMcDonaldandtheWeilGallerieshost“Chair-ity:WildandCrazyChairs”throughSeptember12.Placeyourbidsforthechairsonlineatwww.artlafayette.orgALiveAuctionwillbeheldonSeptember15foraselectfewof thechairs.

n TheEastGalleryhoststheBrownCountyArtGuildJuriedExhibitionthroughSeptember12.

n TheShookCommunityRoom/Galleryhosts“TheClay’stheThing:AnInvitationalExhibitbyMuseumPotteryStudents.”

102 South Tenth

Art Museum of Greater Lafayette

Post-modern,1960

n ThenewlyrenovatedManyaFanArtEducationCenterishometostudioartclassesforadultsandchildren!Visitourwebsitefordetailsoneducationprograms:www.artlafayette.org.

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RobertW.SamplebuiltthishouseforhisdaughterAnneandherhusband,AshleyJohnson.Samplewasoneof thefirstbusinessownersinLafayette.In1863,heformedandbecamepresidentof FirstNationalBank,aforerunnertotoday’sChaseBankinLafayette.HealsoraisedcattleandworkedtoperfecttheHerefordbreed.

TheBrownswerefirstattractedtotheirhome’seye-catchingturretandgenerousfrontporch.Thebeautifulgardensandthecountryfeelintheheartof townalsodrewthemtoNinthStreetliving.

TheJonandKathyHicksfamilylivedherefor25years.Theyrestoredthehome,keepingtheold,yetmakingitcarefreeanddesignedforeasyliving.Thethree-cargaragewasonceacarriagehouse.Itnowhasheating,centralair,cableandtelephone—everythingtomakecarmaintenanceajoy!

n Thehuge,originalfrontdooropenstothestrikingfoyerwithitsnaturalwoodwork,openstaircaseandstainedglasswindow.

n Therearetwosetsof pocketdoors.Noticetheswingingdoorthatonceledtothebutler’spantry,whichisnowaguestbath.

n Thespaciousdiningroomglowswithitsoriginalwoodwork,beautifulbaywindowandaccesstothebalcony.Themassivediningroomtable,cornercabinetandbuffetwerecustom-madefortheroomandleftbehindbythepreviousownerfortheBrownstoenjoy.

n Thekitchen,withitsaccesstothebalcony,hasagrandviewof the“forestinthecity.”

Kerry & Gena Brown

QueenAnne,builtin1890

403 South Ninth

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Inthe1940s,theChmielewski/Liptonhousewasconvertedintoatwo-familydwelling(upstairsanddownstairs).Theyhavebroughtthehousebacktosinglefamilystatusbyremovinganexteriorstaircaseandextradoor,andopeningupthepreviouslyblocked-off backspiralstaircasebetweenthekitchenandtheupstairs.

Ontheexteriorof thehouse,theyhaveexposedandrestoredtheexteriorwoodworkalongthetopof thehouseinthefrontandonthesides,includingthefish-scalesiding.

Listthetopfourfeaturesof yoursite,givingasmuchdetailaspossible.Indicatetheroomsorareaswherethesefeaturesarelocated.(Attachadditionalsheetsasneeded.)

n Ontheexteriorof house,youcanseethetheoriginalporchlatticeworkthatismirroredinthe

originalfrontwindow,frontandsidedoor,andlatticeworkovertheporch.

n Youcanalsoseeoriginalfish-scalesidingatthetoplevelof theexteriorinthefrontandonthesides.

n Ontheinteriorgroundfloornotetheoriginalfoyerwoodwork,doorswithEastlakestylehinges,pocketdoorsandmantel.

n Thesecretspiralstaircaselinkingthekitchenandtheupstairs—checkitout!

n ThebackyardfeaturesalovelyJapanesegarden.

511 South Ninth

Jean Chmielewski & Mark Lipton

LateVictorian,1895

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TheMinjarezfamilywasfirstattractedtothelocationof theirhome;onceinside,theyfellinlovewithitsbeautifulstaircaseandoriginallightfixtures.

Severalpastownersof thehomewereLafayettenotables:

n WilliamandGraceMurdock:William’sfatherbuilttheBishop’smansionnearbyonLingleAvenue.

n JohnandAgnesRuger:JohnownedRuger’sBakery,whichwasonceinthe200blockof NorthSixthStreetdowntown.AstreetnamedafterhimisnearColumbianPark.

n ErstonMarshall:Oneof thefirstLafayetteLifeInsurancepresidents.

Thishomehasa“twin-sisterhouse”inHighlandParkneighborhood.

IttooktheMinjarezfamilymorethanthreeyearstorestorethehome.They’vefurnisheditwithmanyfamilyheirlooms.

n Mostof thelightfixturesareoriginaltothetimewhenthehomewasconvertedfromgaslightingtoelectric.

n Thehousehasoriginaloak,heartof pineandmaplehardwoodfloorsthroughout.

n Thefocalpointof thelivingroomisthemarblewood-burningfireplace.

n Thewindowsof thelargemiddlelandingof thestaircaseandthefrontbedroomwindowsboaststrikingdiamondpanes.

533 South Ninth

Ruben & Janna Minjarez

FourSquarewithTudordetailing,builtin1905

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LisaandJasonCannonarethenewestownersof thisPrairie-influencedhome.Aformerduplex,ithousedservicemenreturningfromthesecondWorldWarinthe1940s.

Thehousehasbeenreturnedtoasingle-familydwelling,thoughyoucanseehowroomshavebeenrepurposed.Thespacioussecond-floormasterbedroomwasonceamainlivingspacefortheapartmentdwellers.

n Thereisasmallofficeoff themasterbedroomwithabuilt-inwritingtableandrolltopdesk.

n Thesunroomadjacenttothedownstairslivingroomfeaturesoriginalwoodwork.

n Asmallhiddenroominthebasementhasabarandbuilt-inbooth,alldoneinanauticaltheme.

TheCannonshavealreadydonetheirshareof restoration,byaddingadishwasher,newcarpetandlightfixtures,andnaturalslateflooring.Theyknockedoutawall,openingupthefoyer,andhaveworkedonlandscaping.

Futureplansincludeconvertingthetwofrontdoorsintoasingleentry,updatingthebathrooms,andcontinuingimprovementstolandscaping.

534 South Ninth

Jason & Lisa Cannon

AmericanFoursquare,1910

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ThishomewasbuiltandoccupiedbynotedLafayettefamilytheScheumannsfrom1885-2004.

TheHillswereattractedtothecharmandbeautyof ahistoricneighborhoodnearabusyandthrivingdowntown.

Overthepastsixyears,thecouplehasreplacedtheroof,completedaloftapartmentinthethirdstoryof thehome,andrepaintedtheexterior.Thefireplacewasgivenaslate“facelift.”Landscapingandothercosmeticchangestotheinteriorof homehavekeptthecouplebusy.

n Thelivingroomboaststwobeautifulsetsof pocketdoors,whicharebothstillinworkingorder.

n Besuretonotethemuralinthemasterbedroom.Sarahpaintedittobringsomeinteresttothelargespace,whichoriginallywastworooms.

n Thehouseishometoacollectionof giftspresentedtoBenjaminTracy,Secretaryof theNavy,throughouthiscareeranduponthechristeningof the“U.S.S.Tracy.”

n Thefrontstaircaseoffersabeautifulwindowseat,withcutworkbracketsontheexteriorof thehome.

TheHillsarereworkingthefrontstaircase.Itwaspreviouslyturnedtoaccommodatetwoentrancessothatthehomecouldbeusedasaduplex.Theyplantomimictheoriginalplacementof thestairstoachievetheintendedaestheticof theentryway.

601 South Ninth

Sarah & Tracy Hill

FreeClassicwithVictoriandetails,1895

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LongtimeNinthStreetHillresidentsPaulandOliviaSchueleronlyrecentlyundertooktheirlatestproject:restorationof their1915AmericanFoursquare.TheFoursquarewasapopularbuildingstyleinthelate19thandearly20thcentury,areactiontothe“excess”of theVictorianperiod.Itembraceddesignelementsof thePrairieandCraftsmanschools,withitsemphasisonhandcrafted,“honest”woodwork.

Withtheexceptionof onewindow,theentireexteriorof theall-brickhomeisoriginal.

Thekitchenfeaturesa1960slook;otherupdatesincludethefullandhalf bathandlightfixtures.

n Thelivingroombookcasesstillhavetheiroriginalleadedglassdoors.

n Thesplitstaircaseisalsoafeatureof theFoursquarestyle.

n Allof theoriginalwoodfloorsareintact.

n Besuretocheckoutthedetailof theeavesbracketaroundthehouse.

Paul & Olivia Schueler

AmericanFoursquare,1915

609 South Ninth

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801 State

DickStout’shomesitswheretheWetherillEstateoncewaslocated.ItwasbuiltbyThisefortheJoycesisters;theoriginalblueprintsarestillwiththehouse.Thehouseisarepresentationof thecolonialrevivalranchstylethatwaspopularintheearly1950s.

Duringremodelingin2005,workersfoundinsidethewalls14whiskeybottlesandtwovintagebeercans—theonesthatlooklikeoilcans—fromLafayetteBrewingCompany.Rumorhasitthatoneof theThisecraftsmenimbibedwhileheworked.

Homen Theoriginal1951woodplankflooringglowsinthe

entryandlivingroom.

n Thekitchenhasbeencompletelyupdated.Onlythefireplace,withitscharmingniches,remainsfromtheearlierdesign.

n Thewonderfultileinthemainfloor“JeanHarlow”bathroomwascraftedbyLafayette’sfamousCassiniBrothers‘TileCompany.

n Thebasementwasdugoutabout20yearsagobyformerownerstheHockemas.

n Thesunroomandtwo-cargaragewereaddedbypreviousownersWillandSallyMiller.

n DuringremodelingbytheMillers,ahiddenroomoff themasterbedroomwasdiscovered.Itwasturnedintoacozysittingroom.

Gardenn Thedeckisof afloatingdesign,restingonconcrete

supports,ratherthanonwoodensupportssunkintotheground.

n ThegardenboastsarichTuscanflair.

Dick StoutCapeCod,built1951

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HomeTheLahrs’home,knownasthe“HoneymoonCottage,”wasbuiltbyHenryW.Marshall,founderof theJournalandCourier,asaweddinggiftforhissonPicandhisnewbride.Thebuilder/designerwasGeorgeE.Holstead,a1906Purduecivilengineeringgraduate,whoalsodesignedandbuilttheMainStreetBridge,nowknownastheMyersPedestrianBridgebetweenLafayetteandWestLafayette.

Thishousewasoneof only233Lafayettebuildingsdesignatedas“Group2”buildingsof excellentarchitecturalsignificanceintheLafayettePreservationNotebook,publishedbytheLafayetteRedevelopmentCommissionin1978.

In1971,theLahrsremodeledthekitchen,whichincludedremovingblackCarraraglasswalltileandsix-footblackcastironsinkwithcustomcurvedmetalbase.

In1978theyaddedthelargefamilyroomandopendeckwithbrickpatio.In1998theyremovedthedeckandaddedthesidesunporch.In2005theyremodeledthesmallbathandstrippedthekitchenflooringtosubflooring,revealingstunningmaplefloors.

n Thedesign,withthemanywindows,givesthehomeanairy,openfeel.Thisisespeciallytrueinthelivingroom,withthelargewidthof thefrontdoorandthewindowsallbeingactualdoors,whichoriginallyopenedoutontothefrontporch.

n Theamountandmassingof woodwork—thebeams,crownmoldings,wainscoting,and“built-in”components—aretypicalof craftsmanBungalows.Strikinginthehomeisthediningroom’slargebuilt-insideboardwithleadedglassdoors.

n Thoughnotoriginaltothehouse,notetheCarraraglassinthebathroomandonthekitchenceiling,

822 Kossuth Street

Dave & Sandy Lahr

CraftsmanBungalow,HenryMarshall,founderof theJournal

and Courier,builtthishousein1916asaweddinggiftforhisson,Pic.

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whichwasfromCarrara,Italy.

n Thelargerpiecesof whiteironfurnitureonthesouthwestpatiooncebelongedtotheparentsof neighborsJaneBoswellandMarthaHall.Marthausedtheoutdoorpiecesuntilshethoughttheyweretoorusty,thenshediscardedthem.Sandysawthepiecesinthealleyandbroughtthemhome.TheLahrsusedelbowgreaseandrustinhibitortorestoretheiron.Sandy’sother“trash-dayfinds”canbefoundaboutthegarden.

GardenThelayoutof theexteriorlendsitself welltolandscapedesign.Atthetimeof construction,theemphasiswasonfoundationplantings,encirclingthehome’sfoundationwithshrubsthenflowers.Thiscreatedmassedplantingsof largeevergreenshrubsalongtheKossuthStreetsideanddeciduousshrubsalongtheNinthStreetside.

Thegarageareawasleftbare,withtreesdottingalongthesideandback.Themapletreeattherearof thegarageisbelievedtohavebeeninstalledatthetimeof thehome’sconstruction.Themaplenexttoit,closertoKossuth,wasasaplingthatwasallowedtoremain.

Inthe1950sthestoneswereinstalledonthesoutheastcornerof thepropertywithroomforfloraldisplays.Thepondinthebackpatioareawasreconstructedtoalesserdepthwiththeadditionof smallfountainsandbubblers.

Throughouttheyearsthefamilyhasdevelopedoutdoorrooms,withvariousstonesandconcretelandscapesquares,addinggardendesignsintheseareas.Therearporchandbrickpatiowereaddedinthe1970swhenthefamilyroomwasadded.Muchof thefurnitureof these“rooms”areperiodpiecespickedupbythefamilythroughtheyears.

Anoldhouseisaworkinprogress;theLahrsknowthatanotherprojectisalwayslurkingjustaroundthebend.

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P arker Apartments, LLC

HistoricEfficiency, 1 and 2 Bedroom Apartments

P.O. Box 6952

Lafayette, Indiana 47909

Contact Tim: 765-412-0033

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AstheHistoricNinthStreetHillNeighborhoodcommemoratesits25thanniversary,wealsocelebrateour25-yearfriendshipwithBillFreemanandInstantCopy.

For 25 years•InstantCopyhasprintedourmonthlynewsletteronwhatwecall“screamingyellow”paper.Thenewsletterisalwaysontime,evenwhenwe’vebeenlessthantimelywithourdeliverytoBill.

In 1987•weheldourfirsthometourandhopedthatpeoplewouldcome.Wehadnomoneytoprinttourbooklets.WeassuredBillthattheneighborhoodassociationofficerswouldcoverthebillsif thetourwasaflop.Hesaid,“Don’tworryaboutit.We’llworksomethingout.”Thetourwasasuccess,Billcelebratedwithus,andwepaidthebill!

In 1988•weappliedfortheprestigiousSERVAASAwardgivenbyTheHistoricLandmarksFoundationof Indiana.Weassembledourentry—amulti-pageboundbooklet—onthefloorof InstantCopy.Billdidn’tmindthathisothercustomershadtojumpoverustogettohiscounter.

In 1996•wepublisheda200-pagerecipe/memorybooktocelebrateour10thbirthday.Tocutcosts,wewereforcedtohand-collate1,000copies,afterhoursatInstantCopy.Billseemedtoenjoywatchinguswalkinahugecircletopickupsheetsandplacethemjustso.

This 25th Anniversary Tour Guide was printed at Instant Copy•Thanks,Bill,forenjoyingourprojectswithus!YouareatrueneighbortoTheHill.

Instant Copy printer, neighbor, friend through the years!

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Many thanks to the following for making the 2012 Historic Ninth Street Hill Home Tour possible:

TheArtMuseumof GreaterLafayette

CentralPresbyterianChurch

Gretel’s

HenryPoorLumberCo./Homeworks

InstantCopy

InteriorObjects

K.Dee’sCoffee&RoastingCo.

MarshSupermarkets

WabashValleyTrust

HolidayInn/FourPointsbySheraton

SylviaMueller

Kerry&GenaBrown

Jason&LisaCannon

JeanChmielewski&MarkLipton

Tracy&SarahHill

Dave&SandyLahr

Ruben&JannaMinjarez

Paul&OliviaSchueler

DickStout

Proceeds benefit our annual gifts to the community: Historic Festooned Fourth Flag Display • Children’s Old-Fashioned July Fourth Box Parade • December Holiday Luminaria Glow.

$10 of the cost of your ticket is tax deductible. Limited number of tickets available.

Historic Ninth Street Hill Neighborhood Association was founded April 28, 1986.

www.ninthstreethill.org