Highlights
Dive into history, science, and caves at this engaging museum with interactive exhibits for an unforgettable learning adventure
About This Deal
Looking for a place where history meets fun? Dive into a world of discovery where learning is as exciting as it is educational. The Harrison County Discovery Center's dynamic exhibits make it a perfect outing for families or curious minds. Whether you're exploring ancient artifacts or experiencing local caves, every corner holds something new to explore.
What We Offer
Choose between admission options that allow either two or four guests to explore everything the Harrison County Discovery Center offers. From immersive Civil War experiences to interactive natural history displays, there's plenty to see. Each visit promises engaging activities that highlight unique features like cave systems and historical narratives.
Admission for Two
$7
A chance to explore together with engaging hands-on activities.
Admission for Four
$12
Experience an enriching day out with friends or family exploring exhibits.
Why You Should Grab the Offer
- Interactive touch exhibits and immersive multimedia presentations that bring history alive.
- Hands-on exploration gear to handle while learning about local cave systems.
- The Archivist's Office, featuring rare documents and talking portraits that delve into Indiana's past.
- Natural History Gallery vivid displays to connect with nature and explore local ecosystems.
Fine Print
About Harrison County Discovery Center
Opened in 2016, the Harrison County Discovery Center shines a spotlight on the history, science, and people of Harrison County and Southern Indiana. Delve into historic Corydon, Indiana's First State Capital, and the surrounding area through high-tech, interactive exhibits including "The Civil War", "Early County History", and "The Archivist's Office".
- Size: Five separate galleries and a 360-degree multimedia theater
- The building: Located in the old Harrison County Jail, the building is a living piece of county history
- Don't miss: The eye-opening video about the Battle of Corydon
- Hands-on experience: Interact with preserved native birds and animals in the "Exploring Natural History" gallery
- Pro tip: Exit the "Exploring Our Caves" exhibit by crawling through a cave tunnel to the next gallery
- While you're in the neighborhood: The museum is located directly across the street from the old state capital building
