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Indianapolis: Crossroads of the American Dream (Urban Tapestry Series) by Richard G. Lugar; photography editing by Craig Arive; profiles in excellence by Diane Raflo; art direction by Brian Groppe; sponsored by the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce is a book available to read on EtoBox.

What is Indianapolis: Crossroads of the American Dream (Urban Tapestry Series) about?

From the unique viewpoint of one of its leading citizens, Senator Richard G. Lugar, comes a look at Indianapolis, an equally unique city boasts the diversity and progressive spirit needed to remain a world leader as the 21st century beckons. Writing from his vantage point as a former mayor and current U.S. senator, Lugar brings detailed insight to bear on the city he is proud to call home. "Indianapolis' abundant natural resources, excellent location, rich tradition of service, vibrant business climate, sound government, and intangible, but real quality of Hoosier hospitality give me great confidence in saying that our city has the best potential for growth of any city in America. We have a successful track record of achievement now and great promise for things to come." Lugar's straightforward anecdotes from his life, combined with trenchant analysis of the city's economic and social culture, make Crossroads of the American Dream a volume of exceptional stature. Illustrated by some 250 color images by the area's finest photographers, the book offers a singular look at one of the country's best places to live, work, and play.

Author
Richard G. Lugar; photography editing by Craig Arive; profiles in excellence by Diane Raflo; art direction by Brian Groppe; sponsored by the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce
Publisher
J. R. Towery
Published
1996
Language
EN
ISBN
9781881096276
Subjects
History, Travel, Business

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