The Chadwick, Georgian Revival apartment building in Indianapolis, United States

The Chadwick is a three-story residential building located on North Pennsylvania Street in downtown Indianapolis. Its facade features buff brick construction with limestone accents and Tuscan columns that frame the main entrance.

The Chadwick was built in 1925 as a three-story Georgian Revival apartment building in Indianapolis. It was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1983 and delisted in 2011, after a fire in January 2011 destroyed the building.

The Chadwick was part of the Apartments and Flats of Downtown Indianapolis, a group of early-20th-century apartment buildings listed together on the National Register in 1983. Its Georgian Revival styling, with buff brick and limestone trim, tied it to the historic residential character of downtown Indianapolis.

The building no longer stands: it was destroyed by fire in January 2011, so there is nothing left to enter or tour at the site. Visitors interested in the structure should instead consult the National Register records, which listed it from 1983 until its delisting in 2011.

The building suffered severe damage from a fire in January 2011, which resulted in its removal from the historic registry. This event marked a turning point in the structure's preservation history and its official status.