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Join us for a transformative program as we partner with the Federal Court to welcome America’s newest citizens as they take the oath of citizenship.
Join us for this inaugural Juneteenth Foodways Festival that was inspired by an exceptional event. After the 23rd president of the United States took office in 1889, he made some important changes. He modernized the White House with […]
The Greatest Spectacle in Porching - Indiana's most famous porch is hosting a Presidential Porch Party! Celebrate the Month of May on the presidential porch (and lawn) of the Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site. Gear up for Fashion Friday […]
In 1888, Whitelaw Reid, who was Benjamin Harrison’s running mate for the upcoming presidential election, asked Harrison about his thoughts on black voting rights and the unrest and active suppression in the Southern States. Harrison replied, “I would […]
As any Americans are trying to better understand the larger meaning and purpose of public memorialization, this Presidential Site bicentennial exhibit explores the origins and interconnections between two of Indianapolis’ most prominent monuments. From a groundbreaking and iconic […]
As any Americans are trying to better understand the larger meaning and purpose of public memorialization, this Presidential Site bicentennial exhibit explores the origins and interconnections between two of Indianapolis’ most prominent monuments. From a groundbreaking and iconic […]
Tours of the Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site 2020 About this Event Take a tour of this beautiful 10,000 sq.ft. Italianate Victorian family home of President Benjamin Harrison - our country's 23rd US President (1889-1893) and Indiana's only President. […]
