This place was a lovely experience right from the start! There was a selfie station in front of the…read more952. Pure genius! I wish more places had one of those. The volunteers working inside were wonderful to talk with, and very knowledgeable. Everything was functional inside the museum. The models and craftsmanship dedicated to the models were superb. I also really like how local all the artifacts were. My husband and I have been to a few air, space, and war memorials. This one was interesting to connect all the dots amongst the locals who served our country. We spent about an hour inside. The museum is free to enter. We purchased a few items and donated to the museum. We loved our experience here!

My wife and I visited the Atterbury-Bakalar Air Museum on Saturday for a lovely outing. It's a fun…read moremuseum and the docent on duty did a great job explaining both the history of the air base as well as the two men for whom it was named. He was on-hand to answer questions as they arose, but left us to make our way through the museum on a self-guided tour that covered much of the history of the twentieth century. Great individual exhibits and the models that volunteers have contributed help bring the history alive in a dynamic fashion. The docent clearly enjoys sharing the history and his enthusiasm is infectious. Great for an afternoon outing!

Over the past seven years, I have catered and attended several events at the Henry Breeding Farm…read more It is a great piece of history that makes every event seem special. The rustic barn with wooden plank floors and gorgeous flower garden are perfect for heritage themed weddings. The Bartholomew County Historical Society is easy to work with no hidden fees or attitude here--Only wonderful people glad to help create a wonderful event.

The Johnson County Museum is housed in a historic former Masonic Temple with huge columns. Inside,…read morethe rooms are spacious and filled with local artifacts and stories about the county. There was a small interesting fossil display with information about the fossils (which was my favorite display). A special exhibit featuring locally handcrafted furniture was near the entrance. The rooms progress with artifacts and stories from Johnson County first settlement through present day. Downstairs, there is a genealogy center, with staff eager to help. The museum relies on volunteers. The staff was super friendly and recommended nearby places to visit and eat. She also provided information that I was looking for about a historical building. She was knowledgeable and 5 star helpful. There is a small gift shop with interesting Indiana books, shirts, etc. (I picked up a couple books.) Memberships to the museum are available. There is no admission fee, but they encourage donations. We found nearby free street parking. Worth a visit if you live in Johnson County or tracing genealogy.

My wife and I visited here on 6 September 2025. It's a lovely museum that covers everything from…read morethe stone age to the nuclear age. The building is historic in its own right and the exhibits are arranged roughly chronologically with staff on hand to answer questions. There is a local history and genealogy collection on the lower level while the upper level can be used for events. It made for a pleasant afternoon outing to better acquaint ourselves with our new home.

Ok. I went here to process as a contractor prior to going over to Afghanistan. We were there for a…read moreweek. It's awful. Basic training style bays with bunk beds, mess hall is not great, run down facilities to do your medical processing (SRP) and your pre-deployment training. But it serves it's purpose. Processes large groups of people to send them overseas.

Visited in early August 2023 and found it to be a very informative museum about the history of Camp…read moreAtterbury and who all have trained there. It isn't the largest museum I have seen, but is very organized and there are many articles on display from WW II, Korea and some Vietnam. The gentleman who guided us that day, Jim Coe, was very well informed and added so much to the visit. I highly recommend the museum.