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Kile Oak

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+1 (317) 503-6139

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An information kiosk at the entrance is filled with information

open greenspace in the shade and a habitat garden that can thrive even with so much shade

another view of the tree. It just wouldn't fit into the picture!

some underfoliage separates the park from the neighbors residence.

The main tree of the park has a trunk that is 5' in diameter

one of many plaques and informational pieces in the park

5939 Beechwood Ave

Indianapolis, IN 46219

+1 (317) 503-6139

Kile Oak is a cozy café nestled in the heart of Indianapolis, IN, offering a variety of freshly brewed coffee and light bites for patrons to enjoy.

With a warm and inviting atmosphere, Kile Oak provides a relaxing space for customers to unwind and socialize while savoring their favorite beverages.

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Richard P.

10/28/2022

The Kile Oak Tree is an Irvington destination spot that easily falls within the category of "local flavor." Considered one of the oldest trees in Indiana, this Bur Oak Tree is nearly 400 years old...

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Ken N.

8/7/2020

I knew of some large oak trees on the east side of Indy, but I had not been aware of this large Bur Oak in the Irvington area until I watched an episode of "Good Bones" on television where the...

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