IN-49.1996.2 Bates-Hendricks House

Marker text: BATES-HENRICKS HOUSE

Combines two nineteenth-century architectural styles. Built 1850s-1860 in Italianate Style. Later additions in Second Empire Style. Owners included Hervey Bates, Sr., first Marion County sheriff, Thomas A. Hendricks, U.S. vice president, and John Coburn, U.S. congressman. Listed in National Register of Historic Places, 1976.

Erected 1996 Indiana Historical Bureau

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Location: 1526 S. New Jersey Street along median, north of Lincoln Street, Indianapolis, Marion County, Indiana

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