Danville Town Hall

Originally home to Canterbury College, this building now serves as the center of local government. In front, two striking sculptures-Holistic Image VIII by Betty Gold and Nimrod by Oded Halahmy-highlight the town's dedication to public art and culture.

[Image: Photo of Danville Town Hall with sculptures]

Historic Residential District

This National Register Historic District showcases 19th- and early 20th-century homes with Queen Anne, Colonial Revival, and Craftsman styles.

[Image: Historic home exteriors and sidewalks]

Hendricks County Courthouse

Completed in 1914, this Renaissance Revival limestone courthouse features a large clock tower and anchors Danville's downtown square.

[Image: Courthouse exterior with clock tower]

Blanton House & Blanton Woods

The Blanton House, built in the 1920s, is now a public event space. Behind it, Blanton Woods features over 50 acres of wooded trails and peaceful nature areas.

[Image: Event house and wooded trails]

Hendricks County Historical Museum

Danville-Center Township Public Library

Opened in 1903 with funding from Andrew Carnegie, this Classical Revival building is home to the Indiana Room, offering access to local history and genealogy records.

[Image: Historic exterior view of the Library]

Danville Parks and Recreation (Ellis Park)

Since 1913, Ellis Park has provided clay tennis courts, trails, a large playground, and the historic Swinging Bridge. Includes the Samuel Luther Thompson Memorial and Jack Willard Park.

[Image: Playground, bridge, and trails of Ellis Park]