Vincennes, Indiana - Attractions of Vincennes

Attractions of Vincennes

• George Rogers Clark National Historical Park The memorial and park built for the war hero George Rogers Clark.

• St. Francis Xavier Cathedral and Library The oldest Catholic church in the state of Indiana.
• The Old Cathedral Library, Indiana's oldest library.
• Grand Rapids Dam, was once a dam on the Wabash River near present day Vincennes. The remains of the dam are still visible.
• Grouseland, the mansion home of William Henry Harrison, 9th United States President.
• Fort Knox II: Outline of the fort is marked for self-guided tours.
• Fort Sackville, one of the forts of Vincennes.
• The U.S. Navy has named four ships in honor of Vincennes.
• The Servant of God, Bishop Simon Bruté de Remur, first Catholic Bishop of the Diocese of Vincennes.
• The Indiana Territorial Capitol. (Located near Grouseland and across from Vincennes University's Shircliff Humanities Building).
• The Indiana Military Museum (indianamilitarymuseum.org)
• Pantheon Theatre