Cadle Tabernacle - Revision history

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	E. Howard Cadle died in 1939, and his family sold the building in the 1960s, whereupon it was razed and turned into a parking lot.		E. Howard Cadle died in 1939, and his family sold the building in the 1960s, whereupon it was razed and turned into a parking lot.

			Source: Indiana Magazine of History: [http://scholarworks.iu.edu/journals/index.php/imh/article/view/12250/18207] (Accessed January 30, 2016)

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	The ''Cadle Taberncale'' was a tabernacle built by the Indianapolis christian evangelist E. Howard Cadle. Cadle built the building in 1921 at the corner of New Jersey and Ohio streets, and used it as a base of operations as he became a popular regional "evangelist of the air". Cadle would lose control of the building within two years of his construction, but was able to mount a successful effort to buy the building back in 1931.		The '''Cadle Taberncale''' was a tabernacle built by the Indianapolis christian evangelist E. Howard Cadle. Cadle built the building in 1921 at the corner of New Jersey and Ohio streets, and used it as a base of operations as he became a popular regional "evangelist of the air". Cadle would lose control of the building within two years of his construction, but was able to mount a successful effort to buy the building back in 1931.

	The Tabernacle was used as a boxing venue from 1928 to 1931, and drew many of the more popular shows over the [[Tyndall Armory\|Armory]] and [[Tomlinson Hall]], due to it's much larger seating capacity of over 9,000. The Cadle Tabernacle, still put on lower-level level shows as well.		The Tabernacle was used as a boxing venue from 1928 to 1931, and drew many of the more popular shows over the [[Tyndall Armory\|Armory]] and [[Tomlinson Hall]], due to it's much larger seating capacity of over 9,000. The Cadle Tabernacle, still put on lower-level level shows as well.

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The ''Cadle Taberncale'' was a tabernacle built by the Indianapolis christian evangelist E. Howard Cadle. Cadle built the building in 1921 at the corner of New Jersey and Ohio streets, and used it as a base of operations as he became a popular regional "evangelist of the air". Cadle would lose control of the building within two years of his construction, but was able to mount a successful effort to buy the building back in 1931.

The Tabernacle was used as a boxing venue from 1928 to 1931, and drew many of the more popular shows over the [[Tyndall Armory|Armory]] and [[Tomlinson Hall]], due to it's much larger seating capacity of over 9,000. The Cadle Tabernacle, still put on lower-level level shows as well.

E. Howard Cadle died in 1939, and his family sold the building in the 1960s, whereupon it was razed and turned into a parking lot.

[[Category:Indiana Venues]]