Indiana State Soldiers' Home
West Lafayette, Indiana
The Commandant's House
The Indiana State Soldiers Home, also known as the Indiana State Veterans Home, is just north of West Lafayette, Indiana and sits on over 150 acres of forest preserve land heavily laden with majestic oak trees and sugar maples.
This is one of the remaining original structures, The Commandant's Home, when the complex was built in 1896 to care for the aging Civil War Veterans from the Union Army who lived in Indiana.
Two statues of Union soldiers still stand their post even though the Soldier's Home Commandant's House has not been used in an official capacity for decades.
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