Indiana War Memorial
Under $25Climb the steps of a limestone memorial to see military artifacts and the 110-foot Shrine Room with its red marble columns.
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Preserved 1872 Victorian home of the poet James Whitcomb Riley, offered through guided tours.
528 Lockerbie Street, Indianapolis, IN 46202 · Indianapolis, IN
This historic house in Indianapolis's Lockerbie Square neighborhood honors the poet James Whitcomb Riley, known as the Hoosier Poet. Visitors join guided tours by reservation to see the home's original furnishings and the life of its residents. The house is a National Historic Landmark, recognized in 1962 for its link to Riley. The building also hosts private events and meetings, and it sits within walking distance of the Mass Ave. district.
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