LODGING AND MEALS
THE DEMOCRATIZATION OF THE AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY
Construction, Culture, and Preservation
LODGING AND MEALS
THE DEMOCRATIZATION OF THE AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY
Construction, Culture, and Preservation
Indianapolis offers a variety of lodging at multiple price points; however, after considering the lodging possibilities in the area, we recommend staying at Butler University’s Irvington House. It features simple private rooms with a shared bathroom for $600 for the week; $420 for week if double occupancy (you select the roommate); room rate includes linen rental. Additional fee if checking out day after workshop. No telephones or televisions are provided in the rooms. WiFi is available, and Irvington House has a bicycle room. Click here for Butler University's Summer Conference Housing Resource Guide 2022. Note: Downtown hotels are usually more expensive.
Address: Butler University Irvington House
Butler University's Irvington House
750 W Hampton Dr, Indianapolis, IN 46208
The Indianapolis International Airport (IND) is located off I-70 via exit 68, just five minutes west of I-465.
Address:
Indianapolis International Airport
7800 Col. H. Weir Cook Memorial Drive, Indianapolis, IN 46241
There are several options for getting to the Landmark Center including Lift, Uber, cab, IndyGo bus, or carpool. There is plenty of free parking at the Landmark Center and Irvington House.
Address:
Landmark Center
1201 Central Ave, Indianapolis, IN 46202
Indianapolis is a vibrant city with many options for evening dining on your own. Click here for local dining recommendations.
Uber, Lift, IndyGo, carpools, and taxi companies can get you quickly to multiple restaurants at a variety of price points. Note: Parking is metered most places downtown.
Monday
The Oasis Drive-In on the National Road
Tuesday
O'Rourke's Public House
Lunch Buffet
Wednesday
@Landmark Center
Thursday
The Italian Grill
Friday
Friday’s lunch has been donated by a generous patron of historic cars.
Thursday
Panera Bread
4110 West Jefferson Boulevard, Ft. Wayne, IN 46804
(260) 432-8866
The Democratization of the Automobile Industry: Construction, Culture, and Preservation workshop has been made possible in part by a major grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities and is being hosted by Ball State University and Gallia-Vinton Educational Service Center. Any views, findings, conclusions, or recommendations expressed in this workshop, do not necessarily represent those of the National Endowment for the Humanities.