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1. The beginning: 2053 Cooper Ave., Indianapolis

1. The beginning: 2053 Cooper Ave., Indianapolis

2. The family homestead: 535 S. Ind. 267, Mooresville

3. Haag’s Drugstore: 5648 E. Washington St., Indianapolis

4. State Bank of Massachusetts Avenue, 815 Massachusetts Ave., Indianapolis

5. 409 N. LaSalle St. (now a vacant lot for sale)

6. Harvey Funeral Home, 111 S. Indiana St., Mooresville (site now is a Family Video)

7. Crown Hill Cemetery, 700 W. 38th St.

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1. The beginning: 2053 Cooper Ave., Indianapolis

Credit:Sam Riche / Metromix

John Herbert Dillinger’s birthplace used to sit here before I-70 plowed its way through the neighborhood. He was born June 22, 1903, to John W. Dillinger and Mary Ellen “Mollie” Dillinger; his mother died when he was about 3.

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Tuntavern from Southside - October 09, 2009 at 12:28 AM

The Dillinger home was torn down but a stone wall survives at the site. A newer home was built in the 1970's on that lot. The street name was chang...

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Tuntavern from Southside - October 09, 2009 at 12:28 AM

The Dillinger home was torn down but a stone wall survives at the site. A newer home was built in the 1970's on that lot. The street name was chang...

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