350 West New York Street (0.1 km from Indiana Historical Society)
This hotel is directly on the scenic Central Canal in Indianapolis and is only a block from Military Park. It features self-catering accommodations as well as an indoor pool.
320 North Senate Avenue (0.2 km from Indiana Historical Society)
Courtyard Indianapolis is located in downtown Indianapolis, one block from the Indiana State House. It features spacious rooms with complimentary Wi-Fi and cable television. The hotel features an indoor pool and fitness centre.
414 West Vermont Street (0.3 km from Indiana Historical Society)
Hampton Inn Indianapolis Canal Iupui In has a restaurant and a bar in Indianapolis. A 17-minute walk from Lucas Oil Stadium the property is also 3.9 miles away from Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The property has a 24-hour front desk.
414 West Vermont Street (0.3 km from Indiana Historical Society)
Boasting barbecue facilities Homewood Suites By Hilton Indianapolis Canal IUPUI is set in Indianapolis in the Indiana region 0.9 mi from Lucas Oil Stadium and 3.7 mi from Indianapolis Motor Speedway.
10 South West Street (0.4 km from Indiana Historical Society)
This contemporary hotel in downtown Indianapolis is connected to the Indiana Convention Center and Lucas Oil Stadium via an indoor walkway bridge. It features two on-site restaurants and a modern fitness centre.
601 West Washington Street (0.4 km from Indiana Historical Society)
This centrally located hotel is connected via skybridge to the Indiana Convention Center and Lucas Oil Stadium. It features rooms with complimentary WiFi and an on-site bistro.
(0.5 km from Indiana Historical Society)
Set in the center of Indianapolis less than 0.6 mi from Lucas Oil Stadium and 4.3 mi from Indianapolis Motor Speedway 2BR 2BA CozySuites in the heart of Indianapolis offers a fitness center and air conditioning.
(0.5 km from Indiana Historical Society)
Located in the center of Indianapolis less than 0.6 mi from Lucas Oil Stadium and 4.3 mi from Indianapolis Motor Speedway BOLD 2BR 2BA in the Block Apartment! offers a fitness center and air conditioning.
The Indiana Historical Society has been collecting, preserving, and sharing the stories of Hoosiers for more than 140 years. Located in Downtown Indianapolis , the Society offers a variety of resources to explore Indiana's past. From its library and unique archives to its numerous exhibits and programs, the Indiana Historical Society is an invaluable resource for history enthusiasts and students of all ages.
Established in 1830, the Indiana Historical Society is dedicated to preserving and presenting the rich history of our state. The Society collects materials documenting everyday life, as well as historical events that shape our state’s identity. Through its library, archives and research center, visitors have access to a wealth of primary source material including books, manuscripts, maps images and audio-visual material. Through its statewide outreach programs the society also serves as an educational resource for teachers across Indiana by providing interactive learning experiences such as museum visits and field trips.
The main building of the Indiana Historical Society houses several permanent exhibitions throughout three floors which feature artifacts from prehistory through modern times. Visitors can explore everything from Native American artifacts to a two story replica canal boat built in 1872 to commemorate canal life in early 19th century Indiana. The museum also features special exhibitions which explore specific topics related to Hoosier history such as sports memorabilia or World War I-era rationing cards.
In addition to its permanent exhibitions and collections, the Indiana Historical Society hosts a variety of special events throughout the year such as lectures, book signings and family activities including traveling trunks with hands-on activities geared towards younger audiences. Visitors can also enjoy a stroll on the Canal Walk which extends along both sides of White River Canal where they will find bronze sculptures depicting different periods in Hoosier History along with historical markers that provide context on many aspects of Indiana Life during different eras.
Whether you're interested in researching your family's past or just want to learn more about our state's history, the Indiana Historical Society has something for everyone!