Indiana Landmarks puts historic Kemper House on the market

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  1. Of course no mention of the original president of Indiana Landmarks J. Reid Williamson, who was instrumental in acquiring this house for the foundation, as their offices and headquarters, all while Marsh was still in college.

  2. A reminder of how Indianapolis continues to be blessed by the legacy of the generosity of the Lilly family. Eli rescued the house, then donated its use to the Episcopal Diocese to which the family belonged, and they subsequently donated it to Indiana Landmarks, which grants money from the family. Remarkable.

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