Indy City Guide
Museums and War Memorials to Visit in Indianapolis
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Indiana Soldiers and Sailors Monument - Civil War monument located in
center of the city (aka the Circle.)
U.S.S. Indianapolis Memorial - Walnut St. & Senate Ave., Central Canal.
Last American ship to be sunk in WWII.
Congressional Medal of Honor Memorial - The nation's highest military
honor from 15 major wars
American Legion Mall extending from St. Clair Street to North Street
between Meridian and Pennsylvania
The World War II Memorial - Located on the east side, is the first
memorial to be shaped like a half-circle.
The Korean and Vietnam Wars Memorial is located on the southern end of
the mall. The two appear to be separate entities, but in actuality, they
combine to become one memorial.
Indiana War Memorial and Museum - 210 feet tall. It occupies an entire
city block between Meridian and Pennsylvania Streets to the east and west
and Michigan and Vermont streets to the north and south.
There is also a Firefighters Memorial garden located at 10 W. Washington
St. and a Indiana Law Enforcement & Firefighters Memorial located east
of the Indiana Government Center.
IMAX 3D Theater Located by Eiteljorg and State Museum, their movie screen
is 6 stories hight! Some movies shown in 3-D.
The Eiteljorg Museum This downtown museum is dedicated to Indian and
Western Art. Has a nice cafe with balcony overlooking canal.
Conner Prairie A Living Museum - recreated 18th century settlement. North of Indy.
See the world's largest water
clock at the Children's Museum
Soldiers and Sailors Monument
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Indiana War Memorial and University Park
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