Speedway Historic District
Speedway, Indiana • Marion County
Speedway, Indiana • Marion County
The Speedway Historic District in Speedway, Indiana, encompasses the heart of the town established around the iconic Indianapolis Motor Speedway. It features a collection of early 20th-century commercial buildings, residential areas, and the original Speedway grounds and structures, reflecting the town's origins as a company town dedicated to automobile racing.
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