Indianapolis, Indiana

History, Historic House, Specialized

The Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site (BHPS)--a not for profit, tax-exempt organization--is dedicated to maintaining and preserving the Harrison family home as a museum and memorial to the only President of the United States elected from the State of Indiana. Open to the public as an educational and historical service, the Site seeks to promote patriotism and citizenship through appropriate educational activities and by artfully exhibiting the Victorian time period as Harrison and his family might have experienced it.

Indianapolis, Indiana

Historical Society

Indianapolis, Indiana

Science

Indianapolis, Indiana

Art, Children's, Culture, General, History, Library, Specialized

Celebrating the rich history and diversity of Indianapolis' African American Community. Experience one of the Midwest's top African American Museums with a rich collection of African Art!

Indianapolis, Indiana

Specialized

Indianapolis, Indiana

History, Military

Indianapolis, Indiana

Indianapolis, Indiana

History

Indianapolis, Indiana

Art

Indianapolis, Indiana

History, Specialized

Indianapolis, Indiana

Indianapolis, Indiana

History, Historic House, Library, Science, Specialized

The Indiana Medical History Museum is located in the Old Pathology Building on the grounds of the former Central State Hospital on the near westside of Indianapolis. The museum represents the beginning of scientific psychiatry and modern medicine while the building itself is the oldest surviving pathology facility in the nation and is on the National Register of Historic Places.

Indianapolis, Indiana

Culture, History, Science

Indianapolis, Indiana

University

Indianapolis, Indiana

History, Military

Indianapolis, Indiana

Historical Society

Indianapolis, Indiana

Art, Historic House

Indianapolis, Indiana

Indianapolis, Indiana

Planetarium

Indianapolis, Indiana

Planetarium

Indianapolis, Indiana

History

Indianapolis, Indiana

Culture

Indianapolis, Indiana

General

Indianapolis, Indiana

Historic House

Indianapolis, Indiana

History

Indianapolis, Indiana

History, Specialized

Indianapolis, Indiana

Children's

Indianapolis, Indiana

Cemetery

Indianapolis, Indiana

Art

Indianapolis, Indiana

Culture, General, History, Specialized

Freetown Village has over 15 different outreach programs that teach African American history and culture. Programs tour to schools, churches, centers, libraries, and other public and private venues. Programs include interactive theater, music, storytelling, hands-on crafts or heritage workshops or other performance based programs. Programs tour statewide and are appropriate for various ages.

Indianapolis, Indiana

Botanical Garden, Park

Oldest City Park in Indianapolis 1881.
Historic Conservatory and Formal Gardens with large fountains.
Part of the largest National Registered Historic Places “park and boulevard system”.
Gardens completely renovated in 1999.

Indianapolis, Indiana

Art

Indianapolis, Indiana

Library

Indianapolis, Indiana

Art, Culture

The Hoosier Salon legacy began in 1925 when the Daughters of Indiana opened the doors to the first exhibition at Marshall Fields and Company Galleries in Chicago. The high quality of art was applauded by critics and the public alike, the first exhibition included works by such notables as T.C. Steele, J. Ottis Adams and Will Vawter, and was an unqualified success.

Indianapolis, Indiana

Historical Society

Indianapolis, Indiana

History

Indianapolis, Indiana

History, Specialized

Indianapolis, Indiana

University

Indianapolis, Indiana

Art

Indianapolis, Indiana

History, Specialized

Indianapolis, Indiana

Zoo

Indianapolis, Indiana

Art

Indianapolis, Indiana

History, Historic House

Indianapolis, Indiana

History, Specialized

Indianapolis, Indiana

Historic House

The Morris-Butler House is a Second Empire-style house built in 1864-65 in Indianapolis, Indiana. Ppart of Old Northside Historic District of Indianapolis, it was preserved as a museum home by Indiana Landmarks. The house retains many original features and displays furniture and household items in mid- and late-Victorian styles.

Indianapolis, Indiana

Art

Indianapolis, Indiana

Art

The Percussive Arts Museum and Library are currently closed and have been moved to Indianapolis, IN with the administrative offices as of April 2007. The PAS Museum and Library will open in a new space downtown Indianapolis in 2008.

Indianapolis, Indiana

History

Indianapolis, Indiana

Art