WELCOME
Where memories aren’t just shared; they’re made.
OUR HISTORY
Grover Center Museum and Historical Society, a 501c-3 Indiana not-for-profit corporation, operates the Louis H. and Lena Firn Grover Museum in Shelbyville, Ind.
Keeping with its mission, the center is open to the public free of charge but donations are encouraged.
FEATURED EXHIBITS
“eVALUating Public Square” – Honoring the history of Shelbyville’s Public Square and role in Shelby County’s history, this exhibit examines its development & impact over the last 200 years.
“Building Shelby County: From Lithic to Today” – Displayed in the Jones Gallery, this exhibit features an interactive cabin feature and leads visitors through Shelby County’s development in agriculture and industry.
“The Streets of Old Shelby” – A unique experience unlike any other! Guests walk through the streets of a life-sized village set during the early 1900s and take in artifacts that are displayed in each of the storefronts.
EVERY LITTLE BIT HELPS
3 Simple Ways You Can Be Our Hero
- VOLUNTEER: Volunteers help make our events amazing.
- SPREAD THE WORD: Share our efforts on social media.
- DONATE: Donations make it possible to keep going.
UPCOMING EVENTS
FESTIVAL OF TREES OPEN HOUSE
Thursday, November 7th, 5-7pm, Grover Center
Our annual Festival of Trees begins with our open house on Thursday, November 7th! This year’s theme is “Christmas Around the World.” Join us to explore the various Christmas trees and meet the talented artists who created them! Hot chocolate and cookies will be available.
MEMBERS FRIENDSGIVING DINNER
Thursday, November 14th, 6pm, Grover Center
Come and celebrate a special Turkey Friendsgiving dinner, exclusively for Grover Center members!
Interested in museum benefits?
Become a member today for:
Discounted and free events
Helping our cause
Early access to new exhibits
Exclusive gift shop discounts
The Grover Center attracts visitors from all across the country. Check out our new interactive map showcasing the origins of our visitors to Grover Center!
Do you spot your city on the map?