
A National Historic Landmark, the Gary
Aquatorium was rescued from demolition by the Chanute Aquatorium
Society in 1991. The building honors Octave Chanute, the grandfather
of flight, and the Tuskegee Airmen, the pioneers who spearheaded
the integration of the armed forces.
Be a part of history by holding your event in the new Tuskegee
Wing with its secret garden, or in the spacious upstairs open-air
gallery. All rental proceeds are used to maintain the facility.
The Chanute Aquatorium Society is a not-for-profit corporation
dedicated to the restoration and preservation of the Gary Aquatorium.
Contact us at 607 S. Lake St. Gary, IN 46403, (219) 938-1986.or
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Chanute Aquatorium Society Newsletter Winter 2019
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Aquatorium Society Newsletter Winter 2018
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Aquatorium Society Newsletter Summer 2017
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Aquatorium Society Newsletter Spring 2017
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Aquatorium Society Newsletter Summer 2016
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Aquatorium Society Newsletter Spring 2016
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