The Richmond Art Museum is one of the only museums in the country to be located in an operating High School. Richmond Art Museum Established in 1898, this is the only public art museum in the US to be housed in an operating high school. Two galleries exhibit permanent collections specializing in Indiana art. Two other galleries offer fascinating exhibitions from regional, national and international artists. Group tours by special arrangement.
Admission is free.
See the only log cabin courthouse still standing in the Northwest Territory. The Salisbury Courthouse was erected originally at Salisbury in 1811. It is the only log cabin courthouse still in existence in the Northwest Territory. Salisbury, no longer a town, was located a little south of U.S. 40, midway between Centerville and Richmond. It was the first town laid out in Wayne County.