Ft. Harrison State Park Inn

Year Built: 1908

Architecture Style: Colonial Revival

Key Features:

• Symmetrical Facade
• Double Level Porch with Column Supports
• Segmental Arched Windows

(The Inn is across the street)

The Fort Harrison State Park Inn was once the old post hospital, which was later converted into the headquarters building as the post expanded during World War II, with a larger and more modern hospital built on the other side of the base. You’ll see the medical sergeants and nurses’ quarters on the right.

Learn more about the Inn here: https://www.in.gov/dnr/parklake/inns/ftharrison/