Beneath Indianapolis' historic City Market lies roughly 20,000 square feet of brick and limestone passages once used for cool storage beneath the market halls. The catacombs have historically opened only for scheduled tours and were closed during City Market redevelopment, so access should be verified before OddWay routes a traveler inside.
Filed under weird history: real events too strange to have made the textbook.
Something wrong with this entry?
Source: Atlas Obscura