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Historic Fort Harrison

Historic Fort Harrison

Fort Benjamin Harrison was commissioned as a military base in 1903 by President Theodore Roosevelt. The base was privatized in 1995. The existing buildings now house a combination of residential, small business, commercial and military-use facilities. A large portion of the base was converted to a State Park.


Home of DS Translations. This building was built in 1938.
It has served as the School of Chaplains for the U.S. Army,
and as visiting officers’ quarters. Now it is home to
numerous small businesses.

Additional photos of Fort Harrison below. Click on the photo for a larger image.

The 33-acre parade grounds at Lawton Loop, just one block from DS Translations.

View of former officers’ quarters on Lawton Loop, now private residences. These homes are on the National Register of Historic Places.

One of the lovely private residences on Lawton Loop.

Entrance to the State Park, including a top-notch golf course, one-half mile from DS Translations.

Java Junction: Coffee shop and a great hang-out, just one block from DS Translations. Built in 1856, this building was originally a train station.

This building served as a hospital during World War I. Now it’s the Kendall Inn & Conference Center, located just two blocks from DS Translations.
 


Historic Fort Harrison  |  8902B Otis Avenue  |  Suite 204B
Indianapolis, IN  |  USA
ph +(317) 545-1123 | fx +(317) 545-1124
e-mail: Dana@DSTranslations.com