The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis was one of 12 properties in the state to receive a historic renovation grant through the Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs. The Children’s Museum received $12,500 to preserve the Stutz House’s distinctive tile roof. Built in 1923 as the Stutz family residence, the structure now serves as the headquarters for the nonprofit Mapleton-Fall Creek Development Corporation. This project will help to continue the office use and preserve the historic building.
