The Log Cabin Visitors' Center

The Log Cabin Visitors’ Center originally was the corn crib of an 1840 barn located south of Vincennes. It was brought to the site and made into a log cabin. Inside the Log Cabin Visitors’ Center you will find portraits of Elihu Stout, William Henry Harrison, Tecumseh, Maurice Thompson and other items of interest. Brochures of many historic sites as well as city maps and other information is available here. Whether you are seeking information or just need a place to rest and chat a while, the Log Cabin Visitor’s Center is the place to visit.

The Territory Capitol, Print Shop of Elihu Stout, Maurice Thompson Birthplace, and Log Cabin Visitor’s Center are all located at 1 W. Harrison Street, Vincennes, Indiana. The Vincennes State Historic Sites, is open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday and 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday, mid-March through mid-December. To arrange a tour of the site call 812-882-7422.

School and group tours can be arranged by calling (800) 886-6443