The Best of Indiana Art in an Unforgettable Setting
Where Art, History & Indiana Heritage Come to Life
The Haan Museum of Indiana Art preserves, celebrates, and shares Indiana's extraordinary artistic heritage with visitors of all ages and backgrounds. Housed in a magnificent 16,000-square-foot mansion originally built as the Connecticut State Building for the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair, we are home to the finest collection of Indiana art in the world — including masterworks by T.C. Steele and the Hoosier Group, hundreds of Indiana ceramics, bronze and stone sculptures, and a premier collection of 19th-century American furniture.
Our mission is to engage, educate, and inspire diverse communities through the beauty and history of Indiana art — connecting visitors to the stories, people, and places that have shaped the Hoosier State.
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A Haan Museum membership is the most rewarding way to stay connected to the best of Indiana art and culture. As a member, you never pay for general admission — which means you can visit as often as you like, bring friends, revisit favorite works, and catch every new exhibition without a second thought. And your membership does more than benefit you: it directly funds the museum's day-to-day operations, helping keep our historic mansion open, our collections preserved, and our programs running.
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