Fourteen historic houses of worship across Indiana will share $2.4 million in grant funding from Indiana Landmarks’ Sacred Places Indiana Fund to address critical repairs and preservation needs.
Read MorePreserving Historic Places: Indiana’s Statewide Historic Preservation Conference will bring over 250 attendees to Fort Wayne Tuesday, Sept. 30 to Friday, Oct. 3 to explore the power of historic preservation in shaping vibrant communities.
Read MoreIndiana Landmarks has announced the 10 Most Endangered, an annual list of Hoosier landmarks in jeopardy.
Read MorePendleton and North Vernon have been named finalists for Indiana’s PreservINg Main Street program, a statewide initiative focused on sustainable historic preservation and downtown revitalization.
Read MoreIndiana Landmarks, a historical preservation nonprofit, has announced important federal funding has yet to be released.
Read MoreAncora Partners LLC has won Indiana Landmarks’ annual Cook Cup for Outstanding Restoration for its $286 million revitalization of Fort Wayne’s former General Electric plant as a mixed-use downtown campus.
Read MoreThe Office of Lt. Governor Micah Beckwith and the Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs announced the PreservINg Main Street program is open for applications.
Read MoreThe 1861 Flanagan Kincaid house sitting along I-69 in Fishers continues to rot, with no plans to preserve or restore it.
Read MoreCity officials would prefer to see the Sposeep & Sons Building preserved and adapted for new use, but they are willing to consider demolition to clear the site for new construction if no viable reuse plans emerge.
Read MoreAt the Indiana State Fair, the Jordan family from Miami County received the 2024 John Arnold Award for Rural Preservation from Indiana Landmarks and Indiana Farm Bureau, honoring the family’s stewardship of “Old Fashioned Garden,” a historic farmstead southeast of Peru on Thursday, Aug. 8.
Read MoreIndiana Landmarks has selected Indiana Barn Foundation to receive the 2024 Local Leadership Challenge Grant, providing $100,000 to help the preservation non-profit hire its first full-time executive director.
Read MoreStarting in July and continuing through September, a group of local volunteers from Indiana Landmarks and LaGrange County Together will embark on a significant project to collect data on historical structures throughout LaGrange County.
Read MoreIndiana Landmarks’ 2024 Cook Cup was awarded to 500 Main, LLC for Outstanding Restoration for its $19 million revitalization of Hotel Elkhart, returning the towering landmark’s status as a downtown asset.
Read MoreIndiana Landmarks and Indiana Farm Bureau are taking nominations for the 2024 John Arnold Award for Rural Preservation.
Read MoreThe nonprofit Quilters Hall of Fame, based in Marion, is gradually working to restore the old train depot in Marion.
Read MoreA statewide collection of historic fraternal lodges, the former home of a wealthy South Bend industrialist, and once-bustling venues in Anderson, Evansville and Stinesville.
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