Morris-Butler House Indianapolis Indiana

The Morris family occupied the house from 1865 until 1878 when they moved to Woodruff Place.  The famed bankruptcy lawyer, Noble Butler moved into the house with his family.  Until 1957, when Noble's youngest daughter died, members of the Butler family resided in the house.  However, by this time, the socio-economic scene had changed from one of wealth and fashion to one of low-income renters.  The house was sold at an estate auction and served as an art gallery.  Shortly after, with funds endowed by Eli Lilly the Historic Landmarks Foundation of Indiana bought the house, restored it, and turned it into a museum.

The Morris Butler House is open to visitors from February through mid-December from 10am to 3:30pm, with guided tours available on the half hour.  The admission price for adults is $5, $4 for seniors, and $3 for children or full-time students.  The Morris Butler House's address is 1204 North Park Avenue, Indianapolis, IN 46202.  For more information, call 317-636-5409.

Indianapolis Indiana
Indianapolis Indiana Info
Indianapolis Neighborhoods
Indianapolis Real Estate
Indianapolis Weather
Indianapolis Golf
Indianapolis Parks
Indianapolis Theaters

Antiques on the Square
Arts Council of Indianapolis
Benjamin Harrison Home
Blue Crew Sports Grill
Boat, Travel & Sport Show
Broad Ripple Art Fair
Broad Ripple Village
Canal & White River State Park
Capital City Chorus
Caribbean Cove
Castleton Square Mall
Central Canal Towpath
Chamber of Commerce
Children's Museum
Christ Church Cathedral
Circle Centre
Conseco Fieldhouse
Conner Prairie
Convention Center
Crispus Attucks Museum
Dance Kaleidoscope
Dolphin Adventure
Downtown Skyline
Eiteljorg Museum
Fastimes Indoor Karting
Flower & Patio Show
Fountain Square
Freetown Village
Gregory Hancock Dance Theatre
Hooks Drugstore Museum
IMAX Theater
Indiana Avenue
Indiana Historical Society
Indiana Pacers
Indiana/World Skating Academy
Indiana State Fairgrounds
Indiana State Museum
Indianapolis Airports
Indianapolis Art Center
Indianapolis Children's Choir
Indianapolis Colts
Indianapolis Home Show
Indianapolis Indians
Indianapolis Libraries
Indianapolis Museum of Art
Indianapolis Opera
Indianapolis Star
Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra
Indianapolis Zoo
IndyGo
Indy Jazz Fest
International Violin Competition of Indianapolis
JAMfest
John Whitcomb Riley Museum
Keystone Mall
Knights of Columbus
Lockerbie Square
Madame Walker Theatre Center
Massachusetts Avenue
Mineshaft Saloon
Mini-Marathon
Monon Trail
Monument Circle
Morris-Butler House
Motor Speedway
Murat Centre
National Art Museum of Sport
NCAA Hall of Champions
Old Northside
RCA Dome
Renata's B & B
Slippery Noodle Inn
Storytelling Arts of Indiana
Union Station
Urban League
Victory Field
Vogue
Wholesale District
War Memorial Plaza
WFYI
White River State Park
White River Gardens
Writers' Center of Indiana
Young Audiences of Indiana

Relocating? Free Call 888-230-0255, Central Indiana Cities & Towns

North, Northeast, Northwest, Indianapolis: 317-578-3220, Anderson, Carmel, Fishers, Indianapolis, Noblesville, Westfield, Zionsville

South, Southeast, Southwest: 317-882-1302, Martinsville 765-349-2022, Greenwood, Franklin, Martinsville

East: 317-467-0405, Greenfield

West: 317-271-6377, Brownsburg 317-852-2426, Avon, Brownsburg, Danville, Plainfield

We help people buy and sell real estate in the following counties:
Boone, Hamilton, Hancock, Hendricks, Johnson, Marion, Morgan, Shelby

Indianapolis Real Estate and Homes For Sale

Search through millions of Nationwide real estate listings, thousands of Indiana homes for sale, or thousands of Greater Indianapolis area MLS listings.
msWoods Real Estate Broker/Owner Michael Woods 4111 Wythe Lane - Indianapolis, IN 46250 Equal Housing Opportunity
Office Hours: Monday - Friday 9 a.m. - 6 p.m., Saturday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Sunday 12 noon to 4 p.m.

msWoods Real Estate, LLC Copyright 1996 - 2006