Historic Lacy Residence - 3121 North Pennsylvania Street

Year Built: 1910

Architectural Style: Tudor Revival

- Key Features:

• Decorative Half-Timbering
• Narrow Windows with Multiple Panes
• Stained Glass featuring Arts and Crafts Bud Design on Second Level

Another home built by Indianapolis architect Lawrence George, this 6,000 sq ft Tudor Revival was constructed in 1910. Howard J. Lacy, co-founder of US Corrugated Box, moved into this house in 1918. Today his company is known world-wide as Lacy Diversified Industries, or LDI. In 1993, this property — which had been cut up into four apartments — was purchased by Lorraine Phillips Vavul. She and her husband have since restored the house back to a single-family residence. Lorraine is an active participant in Historic Urban Neighborhoods of Indianapolis (HUNI), serving as the organization's president from 2008-2012.