INDIANA, USA — The oldest hand car wash in Indianapolis has shut down after taking major damage from strong winds in downtown Indianapolis' latest round of storms.
The building at 10th and Senate streets partially collapsed, and Indianapolis Fire Department had crews put red tape around the building.
Swancy's has been around since 1942, and debris from the historic building could be seen scattered across the street.
Other parts of downtown were also damaged in the storms.
Tree limbs were snapped in half by the American Legion Mall, 700 N. Pennsylvania St., with some of them falling over onto streetlamps. Several streetlamp covers were also blown around.
A representative with IU Health confirmed to 13News it owns the property and was working to determine what the next steps will be.