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Indianapolis
LK-1's gap G-S7 named two searches; the libraries leg settled its district item, and the Archives item stands open. The Archives' catalogs — the Research Indiana Catalog of descriptive holdings entries and its name indexes — were not run on "Lakeville"; the interface was not opened, and no Lakeville-named holding surfaced in web search, which is not the catalog. The gap's settler is named exactly: a Research Indiana Catalog and Index keyword run on "Lakeville." The Archives itself moved in this record's present: an IARA news item gives its new address as 350 W Ohio Street, Indianapolis, opened to the public 25 September 2026 — printed beside its older carriers' forms (an FAQ page's 6440 E. 30th St address and arc@iara.in.gov against the guidance page's archives@iara.in.gov), all standing whole in the register, none used; no office was contacted. The county's own primary archive — the Recorder's plat books and the Commissioners' Record — stands pointed from here to LK-8's digs, where the plan assigns them; and across the county line, the Marshall County Museum holds the North Township strand's paper (its volunteers have transcribed the North Township road-tax journals, La Paz material among them) at boundary size.