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Landmark for Peace Memorial — Attraction in Indianapolis

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Landmark for Peace Memorial
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The Landmark for Peace is a memorial sculpture in Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Park on the northside of Indianapolis. It honors the contributions of the slain leaders Robert F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr.
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1505 N Delaware St, Indianapolis, IN 46202
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2205 N Delaware St #105, Indianapolis, IN 46202
Sultana Cafe & Hookah Bar
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Leviathan Bakehouse
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MashCraft on Delaware
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Landmark for Peace Memorial
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Landmark for Peace Memorial

1702 N Broadway St, Indianapolis, IN 46202
4.7(106)
Open 24 hours
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The Landmark for Peace is a memorial sculpture in Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Park on the northside of Indianapolis. It honors the contributions of the slain leaders Robert F. Kennedy and Martin Luther King Jr.

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attractions: Frank & Judy O'Bannon Soccer Park, Herron-Morton Place Park, Shawn Grove Park, ArtMix, restaurants: Kountry Kitchen, The Grub House, Tinker Street Restaurant, Foundry Provisions, Greek’s Pizzeria 16th Street, Isuka Hibachi Express and Sushi, Loco Mexican Restaurant and Cantina - Fall Creek Place, Sultana Cafe & Hookah Bar, Leviathan Bakehouse, MashCraft on Delaware
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Nearby attractions of Landmark for Peace Memorial

Frank & Judy O'Bannon Soccer Park

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Frank & Judy O'Bannon Soccer Park

Frank & Judy O'Bannon Soccer Park

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(158)

Open until 9:00 PM
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Herron-Morton Place Park

Herron-Morton Place Park

4.7

(65)

Open 24 hours
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Shawn Grove Park

Shawn Grove Park

4.7

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Open 24 hours
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ArtMix

ArtMix

4.7

(17)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Landmark for Peace Memorial

Kountry Kitchen

The Grub House

Tinker Street Restaurant

Foundry Provisions

Greek’s Pizzeria 16th Street

Isuka Hibachi Express and Sushi

Loco Mexican Restaurant and Cantina - Fall Creek Place

Sultana Cafe & Hookah Bar

Leviathan Bakehouse

MashCraft on Delaware

Kountry Kitchen

Kountry Kitchen

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The Grub House

The Grub House

4.2

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Tinker Street Restaurant

4.7

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Foundry Provisions

Foundry Provisions

4.5

(243)

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Narcisse KundaNarcisse Kunda
I'm glad that this monument exists because Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Robert Kennedy are two of my personal heroes. That speech by RFK when MLK was assassinated is one of my favorite speeches of all time so I love that this monument honors the two of them. The monument is located in a park within a residential neighborhood and it's open all day. There was no line when I visited on a Sunday afternoon.
J. Christy WarehamJ. Christy Wareham
Great place to visit and reflect on the lives of two praiseworthy historical figures we lost too soon. But . . . the entire memorial part of the park is fenced off (from 17th to 19th streets) for the time being. Lot of excavating, so far, and it looks as if it'll take a while before it's reopened. No date posted for that, though.
Mark PetrisonMark Petrison
I'll point out that RFK's Indianapolis speech immediately following the assassination of Martin Luther Ming, Jr., can be found on YouTube; and Wikipedia has a long article about the delivery of that speech in Indianapolis. Otherwise, I'll simply post some photographs of this small sub-section of the larger park.
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I'm glad that this monument exists because Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Robert Kennedy are two of my personal heroes. That speech by RFK when MLK was assassinated is one of my favorite speeches of all time so I love that this monument honors the two of them. The monument is located in a park within a residential neighborhood and it's open all day. There was no line when I visited on a Sunday afternoon.
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Great place to visit and reflect on the lives of two praiseworthy historical figures we lost too soon. But . . . the entire memorial part of the park is fenced off (from 17th to 19th streets) for the time being. Lot of excavating, so far, and it looks as if it'll take a while before it's reopened. No date posted for that, though.
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I'll point out that RFK's Indianapolis speech immediately following the assassination of Martin Luther Ming, Jr., can be found on YouTube; and Wikipedia has a long article about the delivery of that speech in Indianapolis. Otherwise, I'll simply post some photographs of this small sub-section of the larger park.
Mark Petrison

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This is a historic park. Robert Kennedy was in town to speak. When he heard that Martin Luther King had been killed, he asked the citizens of Indianapolis not to destroy property but instead to do as Dr. King would do and respond peacefully. Visit this quiet park downtown at 17th and College. Google the events that are personified there with the statues of Dr.King and Robert Kennedy reaching across their differences to...

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1y

I'm glad that this monument exists because Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Robert Kennedy are two of my personal heroes. That speech by RFK when MLK was assassinated is one of my favorite speeches of all time so I love that this monument honors the two of them.

The monument is located in a park within a residential neighborhood and it's open all day. There was no line when I visited on a...

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11y

I just saw the 2009 movie called "The Ripple of Hope". I would suggest you watch that show and then go visit the memorial. It would be a important lesson in American history. Two of the finest humans and most important Americans have lived that stood for justice and human rights... Know history or be doomed to repeat it. Peace on earth and goodwill...

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