Haan Mansion Museum of Indiana Art

What makes a tour of the Haan Museum so memorable? The Classical Revival mansion was the Connecticut Building at the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair. Many of the hand-carved components are from a 1760 Connecticut mansion. The Museum shows the best collection of paintings by Indiana's most notable historic artists, including major works by TC Steele, paintings of Native Americans by George Winter, Regionalist paintings. See major ceramics by Indiana clay artists and impressive American antiques in a home-like setting. Advance tickets $10. See website for tour schedule. New nature trail winds through native Indiana trees, which are marked with informational signs. Also learn about the cemented terrace gravel deposit formed by a series of glaciers. Moderately challenging 1-mile trail crosses a ravine via bridges. Guests often report seeing several deer. The nature trail is open dawn to dusk daily, no charge.