Indianapolis has stunning historic venues from each decade dating back to the 1850’s. Check out this list of
top Indianapolis historic venues and find the right space to make your own mark in history. Each venue was built in a different decade and has helped make Indianapolis beautiful.
Le Meridien Indianapolis
(formerly: The Historic Canterbury Hotel) Decade: 1850’s | Opened: 1858
Le Meridien Indianapolis, formerly The Historic Canterbury Hotel, was built in 1858. This is one of the
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Morris-Butler House Decade: 1860’s | Opened: 1864
Decade: 1870's | Opened: 1875
Stained glass, exposed brick and stunning wood details The Sanctuary on Penn is the
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Indianapolis City Market Decade: 1880's | Opened: 1886
Founded in 1821 and officially moved into its current location in 1886, the Indianapolis City Market is full of memories and
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Indiana Landmarks Center Decade: 1890's | Opened: 1891
Reopened in April 2011, this space has been restored and retrofitted to suit any event. Housing four
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The Manor at The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis Decade: 1900's | Opened: 1904
Enjoy the splendor of feeling both chic and homey in the same venue. The Manor at The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis was built in 1904 and
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Omni Severin Hotel Decade: 1910's | Opened: 1913
Build in 1913, the Omni Severin Hotel holds a special place in downtown Indianapolis. The Grand Severin Ballroom still contains
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Scottish Rite Cathedral Decade: 1920's | Opened: 1929
The Scottish Rite Cathedral captured the essence of Gothic beauty upon its creation in 1929. With a
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The Elbow Room Decade: 1930's | Opened: 1933
Opened in 1933 after the repeal of prohibition, The Elbow Room has been a spectacular Indy
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The Mansion at Oak Hill Decade: 1940's | Opened: 1940
Just outside of Indianapolis in Carmel, lies an old farm turned exquisite event venue. The Mansion at Oak Hill was
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