From Christy Pingleton, former About.com Guide
The Webber House is a typical working-class residence of the Lockerbie Square neighborhood in the second half of the 19th century.
Photo Credit: Ellie SnyderNext, head east on Lockerbie Street (which takes a jog south at Park Avenue) to 621 Lockerbie St.
Documented by the National Park Service’s Historic American Buildings Survey, this home is a typical example of Indianapolis domestic architecture of the late 1800s. The simple, two-story frame structure is representative of working-class homes during that era.
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