Indiana Medical History Museum

GROUP TOURS

Groups of more than 8 should make tour arrangements by submitting a request form at least three weeks in advance (details below).

For large groups, the building capacity for tours is 32.

Please note: The form at the bottom of this page is a request only. The tour is not confirmed until all the resources for the tour are arranged, and you receive a confirmation email with an invoice for the tour. Unless prior arrangements are made, payment must be made at least one week prior to the tour. The tour is not confirmed until payment is received. Payment can be made via an online invoice or by check with prior approval.

OPERATING HOURS for GROUPS

Wednesday 10:00 - 2:00

Thursday 10:00 - 2:00

Friday 10:00 - 2:00

Saturday 10:00 -2:00

Visitors are admitted 10 minutes before a tour begins.
Visits are by guided tour only.
Tours start on the hour and last approximately one hour.
Group tours begin no later than 2pm.

AFTER-HOURS TOURS

Depending on staff availability, group tours may be scheduled outside our regular operating hours. Additional fees apply. No late-night or overnight visits are offered.

ADMISSION

Adults $10

Seniors (over 65) $9

College students with valid I.D. $7

K-12 students $5 (one chaperone per every 7 students; additional adults pay adult fee)

College instructors with a class are admitted for $7*.

All bus drivers are admitted for free.

This link will open on a calendar to submit a REQUEST FOR A GROUP TOUR

for a group tour, It is for information gathering only. It is not a confirmation of a booking. A museum representative will contact you with details and confirmation information.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR GROUPS

Group tour organizers should note that the museum does not have lunchroom facilities and only has limited restroom facilities.
The tour covers two floors and there is no elevator. We can offer a special PowerPoint presentation for groups unable to use the stairs - please request this in advance.
The one-hour tour may be unsuitable for young children, due to its length, the sophistication of the subject matter, and our hands-off approach to our collections.
Young children and visitors sensitive to topics such as mental illness, death, and autopsy may find the museum disturbing. Human skeletons and preserved organs are on display at the museum.
Driving directions and parking information can be found here.
Large bags, strollers, and camera accessories like tripod are not allowed.