Regimental Commander's House - 5844 Lawton Loop West Drive

Year Built: 1908

Architecture Style: Colonial Revival

Key Features:

• Large Central Pediment with Entablature
• Wrap Porch with Column Supports
• Lights Above Door

This is the largest house on the fort, designed for the regimental commander and his family along with serving staff. This was a home for a full colonel who commanded the infantry regiment based here and served as the post’s commander. The house was not only a fixture of command for the base, but was also intended to host and entertain the civilian elite of Indianapolis, as well as dignitaries from Washington D.C.