as defining elements a central tower and mansard roof. The Museum's collection includes items relating to domestic life, agriculture, military history, education and other aspects of Hendricks county's heritage. It also includes items relating to the history of Indiana Central Normal College (later Canterbury College), which was located in Danville from 1878 until 1951. Education Danville Community School Corporation, the school district which serves Danville, operates Danville Community High School, a secondary school (grades 9 through 12) located just off of U.S. Route 36. The mascot of Danville Community Schools is a Warrior in American Indian clothing. The school colors are crimson and gray. Other facilities operated by the school corporation are: Danville Middle School South Elementary School North Elementary School Opportunity House The town has a lending library, the Danville-Center Township Public Library. Notable people John Cravens, Registrar of Indiana University 1895–1936; raised in Danville and graduated from Central Indiana Normal College in Danville James M. Ogden, 26th Indiana Attorney General; born in Danville Bob Snyder, musician known for playing tenor sax, alto sax, clarinet, and flute; born in Danville Travis Steele, head coach of the Xavier Musketeers men's basketball team Sam Thompson, 19th-century Major League Baseball player born in Danville See also Holistic Image VIII, public artwork in front of the Town Hall Neighboring communities References External links Town of Danville official website Hendricks County Convention and Visitors Bureau City-Data.com, statistical data Populated places established in 1824 Towns in Hendricks County, Indiana County seats in Indiana 1824 establishments in Indiana