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$6M Project Planned At President Harrison Home

$6M Project Planned At President Harrison Home Courtesy of Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site INDIANAPOLIS (AP) A $6 million upgrade is starting at the Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site in Indianapolis that leaders say is aimed at increasing its visibility and connections with the surrounding neighborhood. The project’s plans include a new plaza and outdoor commons area for visitors to the home of the only Indiana resident elected president of the United States. New signs will be installed to highlight the site to those driving through the Old Northside and an 89-foot-tall flagpole visible from nearby Interstate 65/70 will fly both the U.S. and presidential flags. Interior work on the house built in 1874-75 will include updated display cases and a new research library on the third floor.

Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site to undergo a multimillion-dollar renovation

Apr 20, 2021 / 11:15 AM EST INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) – The Benjamin Harrison Presidential site made a major announcement Tuesday morning. The historical landmark will get $6 million for renovations. The campaign will be called Old Glory, New Vision. The new project will enhance more than two acres of the museum’s grounds and make renovations to the home of the 23rd President. Governor Holcomb and Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett were on hand for the announcement. Construction is expected to begin in late April or early May. The Benjamin Harrison Site gets about 30,000 visitors a year. © 2021 Circle City Broadcasting I, LLC. | All Rights Reserved. FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL

The Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site Will Get Multimillion Renovation

The Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site Will Get Multimillion Renovation INDIANAPOLIS It was the home of the 23rd president of the United States, Benjamin Harrison. Now, it’s a National Historic Landmark about to get a $6 million transformation. The Old Glory, New Vision capital campaign will be enhancing more than two acres outside the Benjamin Harrison Presidential site, and making renovations to Harrison’s home to give the community better access and education to its history. “So, with these enhancements it will allow us to better connect within our neighborhood, to allow better walkability and bikeability, and to better imbue the property with educational elements,” said Charles A. Hyde, President and CEO of Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site.

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