The local auto group that sells 14 car brands could move its Toyota dealership from Lafayette Road to the Zionsville site, where the population is growing thanks to the Anson development.

Learn about Tom Wood Volkswagen in Indianapolis, IN. Read reviews by dealership customers, get a map and directions, contact the dealer, view inventory, hours of operation, and dealership photos ...

Spanning various series over a vast period, 101 Pictures offers a comprehensive view of Wood’s work in the Merseyside region. Yet beyond that, it serves as a warm documentation of the area, its people ...

How long does it take for a body of work to be ready? A decade, more? Well, for photographer Tom Wood it seems that 40 years is about right. Men and women is a new show at the Photographers ...

The Pier Head cafe 1988 (Image: Tom Wood) Thomas Dukes, Curator, said:“For Open Eye Gallery, there’s something right about sharing these photos here, showing them in a space just a stone’s ...

Indianapolis - If you never met Tom Wood, you certainly know the name if you live in central Indiana. Friends say the auto dealer, who died early Friday, was a salesman at his core. But Wood was much ...

Tom Wood Automotive Group plans to move its Toyota dealership from Lafayette Road to Whitestown, company officials confirmed Thursday. The company recently purchased a 10-acre parcel near the ...

Tom Wood's 40-year photographic project focuses on the landscape. BBC Homepage. ... Yet wherever they were taken or made, his pictures seem always to have a trace of human existence, ...

Wiring, Nephin Beg Range, 1986 (© Tom Wood) Irish Work , published by RRB Photobooks, collects more than 200 of these photographs of west Ireland spanning nearly 50 years.

A retrospective of Tom Wood's photos was meant to show modern Merseyside what it looked like in the 1970s and 80s, but for some visitors, it has been a chance to relive "carefree days".

Photographer Tom Wood became fascinated by the bargain-hunting shoppers of Great Homer Street Market, located just outside the centre of Liverpool, after a visit one Saturday morning in 1975.