Indiana Medical History Museum

Indiana Medical History Museum | 3270 Kirkbride Way* | Indianapolis, IN 46222 | (317)635-7329

*We have a new address, but our location has not changed.

PLAN YOUR VISIT

IMHM is open to the public by appointment only beginning April 1, 2021. Click below to make an appointment.

Schedule a Tour

ADMISSION FEES

Adult $10

Senior (65 & up) $9

AAA $9

University or Trade School Student with valid ID $7

Kids Under 18 years $5

Photography at IMHM:

Within the limits spelled out in the IMHM Photography Policy, visitors are encouraged to take still photos and post them on social media in order to commemorate their visit.

WHAT TO SEE

The standard tour will take you through the

two-story Old Pathology Building.

TOUR THE IMHM MEDICINAL PLANT GARDEN, ARBORETUM, AND PRAIRIE PATCH

VISIT THE DOCTOR'S OFFICE

GROUP TOURS

*Groups of 8 or more must schedule at least 3 weeks in advance.

Email admin@imhm.org

HOLIDAY SCHEDULE

The IMHM is closed on New Year's Day, Independence Day, Thanksgiving Day, and Christmas Day.

WINTER BREAK

Hours may be limited between mid-December and mid-January. Please check the tour schedule regularly.

ASK ABOUT OUR VIDEO TOURS

Those with limited mobility or hearing can still enjoy the full tour through videos using spoken English or American Sign Language.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION FOR VISITORS

Before your visit, there are a few things you need to know.

The tour covers two floors and there is no elevator. Visitors unable to use the stairs can tour the first floor and then explore the second floor via video tours- please request this at the front desk. A spoken English video tour is available upon request.

Video tours using American Sign Language are also available upon request.

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.