From Farmland to Herron Morton

Shelle Wright used to live in the country on two acres of land and made the move to urban Indy three years ago. Herron Morton is her home now, but Shelle is no stranger to the area. She has been a loyal volunteer at the Harrison Center for over 10 years. "I have the Harrison Center to thank for bringing me in this direction. I consider it my second home!" she says.

For Shelle, living in a historic property in Herron Morton Place has been and exciting adventure. "I enjoy the walkability and am excited to see how much it has grown." The next time you come to a First Friday you'll likely see her at the courtyard doors, where she will be happy to greet you and learn your name.

Resident Perspectivesnikki owensMay 31, 2016City Living, Downtown Living, harrison center for the arts, Herron Morton Place, Herron-Morton, King Park Area, Neighborhoods, urban indianapolis, urban indy, Urban LivingComment