Childrens Museum of Indianapolis

A world-class collection of real dinosaur fossils is presented in exciting settings which reflect life in the Cretaceous Period, more than 65 million years ago.

The Children's Museum of Indianapolis, the fourth oldest such museum in the world, grew as rapidly as the children it served, necessitating a move to the Garfield Park Shelter House in 1926 and another move to the 1150 North Meridian Street Home of its founder in 1927.