Tower Building

The Tower Building sits at the corner of Eleventh and Jackson Streets, displaying Art Deco and Late Gothic Revival design elements. The structure was later converted into residential apartments and now contributes to the neighborhood's character.

Construction began in 1930 during the Great Depression and was originally planned as part of a hotel chain. The building's interior remained unfinished for many years until it was given new purpose later.

The building shows through its architecture how Anderson's downtown has evolved over time and contributes to the character of the Anderson Downtown Historic District today. Visitors can see how structures like this shape the look and feel of an entire neighborhood.

The building is easily accessible today and sits on a prominent corner in downtown Anderson that is easy to spot. The interior was fully modernized during renovation, so visitors encounter a well-maintained property.

The site originally included a three-story auto hotel concept that was not commercially successful and was removed in the 1990s. This experimental approach shows the attempts of that era to create new types of lodging.

Location: Indiana

Address: West Washington Street

GPS coordinates: 41.67610,-86.25280

Latest update: December 14, 2025 17:04