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001529535 245__ $$aMurat Temple in Indianapolis, Indiana
001529535 260__ $$bUniversity of Southern Indiana
001529535 269__ $$a1946
001529535 347__ $$a600-800 dpi
001529535 520__ $$aPostcard of the Murat Temple in Indianapolis, at 502 N. New Jersey St. This building was opened in 1910. According to its website, While we don't know why the name was chosen, our name was the first to not have Arabic origin. The founders chose the name of the son of an innkeeper in France who left theological studies at the outbreak of the French Revolution. His name was Joachim Murat (Mur-ah) and he became a general serving Napoleon in Italy and Egypt. He was so good he was proclaimed the king of Naples in 1808. In the Nubian Desert, there is also an oasis called Bir Murat the general visited often to refresh his soldiers. The Shriners still own this, but it is now known as the Old National Centre, an entertainment and event venue.
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001529535 6531_ $$aRegional Buildings
001529535 6531_ $$aPlaces of Worship
001529535 6531_ $$aBuildings and Structures
001529535 6531_ $$aPhotographs
001529535 6531_ $$aRegional History
001529535 6531_ $$aRelated Materials -- 1901-1950
001529535 6531_ $$aReligion and Spirituality
001529535 655__ $$aColor Photograph
001529535 691__ $$aIndiana
001529535 7001_ $$aDe Wolf News Company
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001529535 980__ $$aSpecial & Regional History Collection
001529535 984__ $$aAmerican Military History Collection
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