COMMERCIAL ARTICLE 08
THE MEIERS OF TUCKAWAY

Written by Connie Zeigler

George Philip Meier was the most prominent fashion designer in Indianapolis in the early years of the 20th century. His wife Nellie Simmons Meier was a scientific palmist who consulted movie stars, artists, adventurers and at least one president. Their life together was filled with glamorous trips to Paris for months at a time. When they came home, it was to Tuckaway — their ornately decorated Indianapolis house that has lived on in legend many years after the deaths of its owners. The eighth issue of Commercial Article is Life By Design: The Meiers of Tuckaway.

40 pages in a full color,
saddle-stitched booklet with
centerfold. Illustrated with
dozens of images.