I ndianapolis is more than just the storied Hoosiers and fabled Brickyard of the Indianapolis 500 race, especially when it comes to honoring U.S. veterans.
Washington, D.C., may be considered the cornerstone of veterans' memorials, but Indianapolis easily ranks second. The Indiana War Memorial Plaza Historic District located downtown contains two museums, three parks and 24 acres of monuments, statues, sculptures and fountains, ranking it second nationally in acreage and number of monuments dedicated to veterans. It is also home to the national and state headquarters of the American Legion.
According to Brig. Gen.
