Hinkle Fieldhouse

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Hinkle Fieldhouse is a basketball and sports arena in Indianapolis, Indiana. Built in 1928, it is the home of the Butler Bulldogs and is the former home of the Indiana State High School Basketball Championship. The film Hoosiers used the building as the setting for its climax.

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Hinkle Fieldhouse 

historic indoor arena in Indianapolis, Indiana, U.S. south side of Hinkle Fieldhouse
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Instance of	multi-purpose hall
Named after	Tony Hinkle (1966–)
Location	Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana
Architect	Fermor Spencer Cannon
Has use	sports venue
Owned by	Butler University
Occupant	Butler Bulldogs (1928–)
Heritage designation	National Historic Landmark (Butler Fieldhouse, 1987–) National Register of Historic Places listed place (A, C, NRHP building, Butler Fieldhouse, 1983–)
Inception	1920s (1927–1928)
Date of official opening	1928
Significant event	1987 Pan American Games (volleyball at the 1987 Pan American Games)
Maximum capacity	9,100 (2014–)
39° 50′ 37″ N, 86° 10′ 03″ W
Authority file  Q3785713 NRHP reference number: 83003573 OpenStreetMap way ID: 218977026 Reasonator Scholia Wikidocumentaries KML file WikiShootMe OpenStreetMap Search depicted

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Interior

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  A panorama of the interior of Hinkle Fieldhouse.
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  The interior ceiling of Hinkle Fieldhouse, showing the original trusses and corrugated iron construction built in 1928.
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  The basketball court at Hinkle Fieldhouse just prior to tipoff between the Bulldogs and the University of Wisconsin Green Bay.