Carmel Clay History Museum

The Carmel Clay History Museum is located in Carmel, Indiana. It is part of the Carmel Clay Historical Society, which was formed by local residents. The society received the historic Monon Railroad Depot from the City of Carmel. The museum is now a community resource for preserving and sharing local history.

The museum has a collection of over 250,000 photos of Carmel history. Some items in the collection include photos of Beard's Barber Shop and the Blacksmith Shop. The museum is also involved in events, such as the Legacy Award Golf Outing.

The Carmel Clay Historical Society has a board with various members, including Mark Damer, Luke Hamilton, and Nancy Morton. The board members have different backgrounds and areas of expertise. They are involved in the community and have experience in fields such as business, education, and historic preservation.

The museum is located on the Monon Greenway, near Main Street. It has free admission, and street parking is available nearby. A parking garage is also located north of the museum. The museum's address is 211 1st St. SW, Carmel, IN 46032.

The Carmel History Teen Council is a group of high school volunteers who are dedicated to preserving and sharing Carmel's history. They are involved in outreach projects, social media, and event planning. The council is open to students from all local high schools.