Explore a fascinating past when you visit the oldest intact residential neighborhood in downtown Indianapolis, an enchanting showcase of 19th-century architecture.

This stately memorial rises above a plaza filled with fountains, statues and monuments dedicated to America’s war veterans.

Discover the fascinating mathematical elements involved in this Masonic building, one of the city’s architectural highlights that incorporates neo-Gothic and Elizabethan styling inside and out.

The 23rd president of the United States lived, campaigned and died in this stately home, now a museum with gardens and a theater.

You can find out about the history of Indianapolis with a visit to Monument Circle. Attend a sporting event or simply visit the area's notable monuments.

As a tribute to Indiana’s veterans and fallen soldiers, this stunning neoclassical monument symbolizes the state’s intensive 19th-century wartime efforts.