Madam Walker Legacy Center
Indianapolis, IN
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Address: 617 Indiana Ave, Indianapolis, IN 46202 Map ➦ Get Directions
Phone : +1 (317) 236-2099 Call
ABOUT
The Madame C.J. Walker Legacy Center is a historic venue for diverse performances in Indianapolis, IN. Founded by the National Afro-American Museum and Cultural Center (NAAMCC), the center offers jazz concerts, comedy tours, art exhibitions and more in this restored National Historic Landmark.
The Center was built in 1910 by Madame C.J. Walker and her husband Alexander Dunlop as their personal residence. In 1916, they sold it to Dr. Benjamin Tompkins and his wife Cora Williams Tompkins, who lived there until 1930 when they sold it to Dr. William H. Scott and his wife Annie Hale Scott. They were followed by Mr. & Mrs. Porter L. French who lived here until 1942 when they sold it to Mr. & Mrs Lewis A Shoemake who lived here until 1976 when they sold it to Mr & Mrs James B McAdams who still own the home today!
The building was designed by architect John W Bassett in the Colonial Revival style with Craftsman influences that was popular at the time of its construction in 1910-1911."
The Center has hosted some of the most notable artists in history including Duke Ellington, Count Basie, Louis Armstrong and many more. In addition to presenting music performances, the center also offers opportunities for local artists to showcase their talents through exhibits and workshops throughout the year.
FAQs
- ✅ This place welcomes children
- ✅ Wheelchair-friendly parking
- ✅ Wheelchair-accessible entrance
The address of Madam Walker Legacy Center is:
Madam Walker Legacy Center617 Indiana Ave
Indianapolis, 46202
P: +13172362099
Visit Website: madamwalkerlegacycenter.com
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