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Irvington Vinyl & BooksIndianapolis, Indiana
  1. A1202 S Audubon Rd, Indianapolis, IN 46219
  2. B1317-296-4258

Independent record store · Indianapolis, Indiana

Irvington Vinyl & Books

Records and music in Indianapolis, Indiana

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202 S Audubon Rd, Indianapolis, IN 46219

Indianapolis, Indiana 46219

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The phone number for Irvington Vinyl & Books in Indianapolis, Indiana is 317-296-4258.

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Irvington Vinyl & Books is located at 202 S Audubon Rd, Indianapolis, IN 46219, Indianapolis, Indiana, 46219.

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