Zionsville, IN—The SullivanMunce Cultural Center, Inc. (SMCC) is pleased to announce the approval of an additional Century Structure, the Meganne and Chuck Brezina home at 625 North Elm in Zionsville, IN.
The program recognizes homes with a Century Structure designation (at least 100 years old). As part of the SullivanMunce Cultural Center, the Century Structure Program honors Zionsville’s residential and commercial historic architecture within the Village area. Seventy-two structures have been approved to date.
The Brezina residence, circa 1867, is a Carpenter-Builder style home, designed and built by local craftsmen with a spacious front porch with columns supported by rusticated blocks. Originally part of a large farm, 625 North Elm has been home to farmers, blacksmiths, a township trustee, and a restaurant owner. One early owner outlived all five of her husbands.
You can find out more about the Century Structure Program at the SullivanMunce Cultural Center in person or on our website https://www.sullivanmunce.org/researching-your-home.html Approved applications and accompanying research are archived in our historical collections which can be reviewed at the SullivanMunce Cultural Center.
Above Picture: Home at 625 North Elm Street: Chuck and Meganne Brezina with (left to right) Stella, Sofia, and Sam.
The SullivanMunce Cultural Center is unique among cultural centers and is the primary destination in greater Zionsville and the Boone County area for the exploration of and engagement with history and the arts. The Patrick Henry Sullivan Museum collects and interprets the history of the greater Zionsville community.