Indiana Landmarks

CTL-E-4196 · Institution · other · 1960-present

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Statewide historic-preservation nonprofit; its Black Heritage Preservation Program (director Eunice Trotter) received the King and King Funeral Home records in September 2024.

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King and King Funeral Home Records — archived at
Indiana Landmarks' Black Heritage Preservation Program received the records of Indianapolis's King and King Funeral Home, a historic Black funeral home serving the east side from the 1930s to 1980s; the collection was deposited at the Indiana Historical Society.

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Eunice Trotter — affiliated with → this record

Sources

Indiana Landmarks - receives records from Black Indianapolis funeral home (2024-09)
Indiana Landmarks - receives records from Black Indianapolis funeral home (2024-09)
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