The Soldiers and Sailors Monument
Indy is home to more monuments and memorials than any city in the U.S. outside of Washington DC.
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Sign Up For EmailIndy is home to more monuments and memorials than any city in the U.S. outside of Washington DC.
There is a story behind every destination - the people and events that made things how they are today. You are a history buff who has a talent for research with an encyclopedic knowledge of dates, facts and important events. Exploring museums, archives and libraries satisfy your begging curiosity. Visit Indy and explore the past as a mystery waiting to be uncovered.
A Smithsonian-affiliate Making History
Showcasing History In New Ways
Art Deco Restoration
Historic Marketplace
Honoring Indiana's Military
No other city in the United States maintains as many acres dedicated to honoring veterans and only Washington D.C. has more monuments dedicated to those who served in military conflicts.
Meet The Fastest Cyclist In The World
Inside The Life Of A U.s. President
Harrison was our 23rd president and his home tells of his life in Indy.
America's First Female Self-made Millionaire
History Disguised As Fun
Taste Bavarian Flavors
Indianapolis Central Library
A Century Of Service And Style
An Indianapolis Icon
The legacy of Indy icon Marshall "Major" Taylor, the world's first Black sports superstar, is celebrated across the Circle City.
His story is told through interactive museums, public art pieces, special events, and places and spaces that celebrate cycling in Indy. With the newest expansion of the Indianapolis Cultural Trail, there's never been a better time to explore Major Taylor's legacy in the city.