It almost seems to point to the place where the young Stewart placed a globe in the front store window and tracked Charles Lindbergh's flight with a tiny airplane string and push pins. Of the 40,000 or so people who have come to the museum since it opened in 1995, some are stars such as Borgnine, June Allyson, Janet Leigh and Shirley Jones. But most visitors are just regular folks, the ones who saw in Stewart an unshakable sense of dignity, generosity and morality and perhaps want to find a closer connection. I think in his life he acted the way we maybe would all like to be. The museum is located in the Indiana Public Library Building at the corner of 9th and Philadelphia streets.
Limited parking is available behind the museum.
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