Last updated: 3/8/2011
170 S. Washington Street
Danville, IN 46122
P.O. Box 226
Danville, IN 46122
Additional tours by appointment.
No admission fee. Donations accepted.
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Sally Lawson
phone: 317-718-6154
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Gail Tharp
phone: 317-718-6158
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Museum is a former jail and Sheriff residence (1866-1974). Collection features a room dedicated to Central Normal College, a teacher's college once vibrant in Danville from the 1800's through the 1950's. Also featured is a military room displaying many artifacts.
The Museum was founded by the Hendricks County Historical Society in 1975 in the former county jail and sheriff's residence, which has been placed on the National Register of Historic Places. The jail cells are on the tour, as is the sheriff's residence, which was a Victorian home.
Furniture, equipment, etc., in Victorian style. American Indian artifacts; Central Normal College/Canterbury College Collection; agricultural equipment; spinning and weaving and other household equipment and furnishings.
Central Normal/Canterbury College Year books and partical grade books.
We provide tours of the Museum for classes studying Indiana history. We don't loan our materials.
County owns the building.
Access: Staff Only
Appointment required: No
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