Reviews of James Whitcomb Riley Museum and Historical Marker (Museum)

528 Lockerbie St, Indianapolis, IN 46202, United States

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REVIEWS OF James Whitcomb Riley Museum and Historical Marker IN Indiana

DL Shidler

Very cool area of town

Shawna Smith

Such a lovely house to visit lots of Indiana history.

Phillip Hay

Very well done . Staff very helpful and lots of knowledge

Ric Elixman

The home is an historic treasure... love the yard!

Mark Spence

Sid Brannon

We stayed at the Harney House and were treated like royalty. The museum and staff were beyond our expectations !!! " What a dear little street it is...

John Nitis

Well kept home with many period furnishings. Interesting insights into life of Riley and family.

Jack Bowman

Robert Robertson

BTS Fanboy

Beautiful and fancy house, James whitcomb Riley is my favorite poet and I’m a big fan of Riley!

Derek Piper

House is nice. However the staff mumble and there's no photography allowed.

Michael Downey

Lily Baker

TheCobbler10

Great looking house, you can almost feel like your in the late 1800s or early 1900s. Very impressive that all but a few household items are original.

Abdul Hakam

The James Whitcomb Riley Museum Home, one of two homes known as the James Whitcomb Riley House on the National Register of Historic Places, is a historic building in the Lockerbie Square Historic District of Indianapolis, Indiana at 528 Lockerbie Street. It was named a National Historic Landmark in 1962.

Erin Cavanaugh

Judy, the guide, is a wealth of knowledge. A great tour!

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Elizabeth richhart

Megan Worsham

An interesting and beautiful home. I was glad to learn more about this local predecessor!

Amber Justice

Loved going and seeing this but couldn't understand half of what the tour guide was saying....

Lawana Penrod

The house was beautiful and the writing workshop with Professor Watermelon was great!

Allen Furrer

Truly a special neighborhood gem. Excellent guided tours

Arlene Regalado

Well worth the tour ,very BEAUTIFUL home

Mike Meyer

navraj singh

Matt Goebel

Sammy Katz

Jill Nalley

Very amazing piece of history

Deborah Canales

Very pristine Victorian mansion. Guide was excellent. Beautiful grounds .Definitely worth 4$ admission

Jody Bent

stacey cripe

John Earley

These people are here to take care of people, they do a great job. Thank you so much.

Carolyn Jo Freeland

Kelly Hamman

The home is absolutely gorgeous, and the tour guide was incredibly knowledgeable!

Erma Whentely

Byron Gustin

Extraordinary old house museum which remains exactly as it was in 1916 shortly after Riley died with all the original furniture except the kitchen stove. Admission $4

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Carla Miller

The best Victorian period furnishings and tour guides were very knowledgeable. I will definitely be back !

Alexandre Polozoff

Really neat house. Check the walls closely that is NOT wallpaper! Unbelievable workmanship.

Joshua Hyde

Beautiful home, nice staff showed family around.

K Erickson

Danyel Hampton

Nate Webb

If you've got done time, stop by and learn! This house is setup nearly as it was (with original furniture) as when James Whitcomb Reilly lived here. Great tour guides as well!