Historic places in Hendricks County
20 published so far · 4 historic places · 16 historic structures
Drawn from the National Register of Historic Places through a verified content release, listed alphabetically. This is what has been published so far, not a complete inventory of Hendricks County history, and the number of places in any county or town reflects what has been published rather than how much history that community holds.
- Adams, Ora, HouseHistoric structure
- Amo THI & E Interurban Depot/SubstationHistoric structure
- Blanton, Forest W. and Jeannette Wales, HouseHistoric structure
- Campbell, Leander, HouseHistoric structure
- Danville Courthouse Square Historic DistrictHistoric place
- Danville Main Street Historic DistrictHistoric place
- DePew, Dr. Jeremiah and Ann Jane, HouseHistoric structure
- Hendricks County Bridge Number 316Historic structure
- Hendricks County Jail and Sheriff's ResidenceHistoric structure
- Hendricks County Poor AsylumHistoric structure · outside city limits
- Jessup, Joel, FarmHistoric structure · outside city limits
- Kellum, Noah and Hannah Hadley, HouseHistoric structure · outside city limits
- McClain, John W., HouseHistoric structure · outside city limits
- McCormack--Bowman HouseHistoric structure
- Parsons, A.A., FarmsteadHistoric place
- Plainfield Historic DistrictHistoric place
- Sugar Grove Meetinghouse and CemeteryHistoric structure · outside city limits
- THI and E Interurban Depot--SubstationHistoric structure
- Twin BridgesHistoric structure · outside city limits
- Wilson-Courtney HouseHistoric structure