Last updated: 8/18/2012
626 Main St.
Anderson, IN 46016
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Jean Whitsell-Sherman
phone: 765-648-6875
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House built in 1873. Features three story Second Empire home with fully equipped 1890's decor. Offers heirloom garden.
To preserve the original home of one of Anderson's successful businessmen, Martin Gruenewald, for the enjoyment of visitors for educational and historical purposes.
Original home built by Moses Cherry in early 1850's or 60's. Three story addition began in 1870's and finished by Christiana and Martin Gruenewlad in 1874. City of Anderson purchased it in 1970 as an historic home and restored it to its present condition.
Collections of 1900's era house and homemaking artifacts. Dr. J. B. Nicholson Museum Room houses artifacts from early Anderson.
Gruenewald family memorabilia and a few Civil War documents.
Docent training, House tours, Field Trips.
Dining room seats 12. Can accomodate 25 to 30 for receptions and meetings. House setting.
Newletter fall
Newsletter spring
Tours, teas, small dinners, heirloom garden tours, and meetings.
Main floor power point available for those not able to navigate the stairs.
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