Atlas Underwear Factory
5/14/2012
Folded factory becomes senior apartments
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Saving vintage signs
5/7/2012
1950s "spectaculars" grab attention
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Harmony Way Toll Bridge
4/30/2012
Who owns this bridge?
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Modernism
4/23/2012
Modern houses reflect the optimism of postwar America
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Marktown
4/16/2012
The Region harbors an English village
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The Link Observatory
4/9/2012
Gazing at stars and flowers
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The Hermitage
4/2/2012
Brookville cabin is still an artistic haven
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Fowler Theatre
3/26/2012
Follow the neon glow to a restored community landmark
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Landmarks that fly and float
3/19/2012
Not all landmarks are buildings
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Scagliola
3/12/2012
The secret behind plaster "marble"
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Children's Museum of Evansville
3/5/2012
No need to whisper at this former library
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Reinventing Bush Stadium
2/27/2012
An innovative idea saves a beloved baseball landmark
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Levi Coffin House and the Underground Railroad
2/20/2012
One family's connection to the path to freedom
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Fort Wayne's Lincoln Tower
2/13/2012
Technology fueled a race to the sky (scraper)
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Lyles Station
2/6/2012
The inspiring story of one town's African American heritage
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Historic high school basketball arenas
1/30/2012
Hoosier Hysteria inspires a love-affair with landmark gymnasiums
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Juliet Peddle - Terre Haute architect
1/23/2012
Indiana's first registered female architect
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Historic Hoosier fixer-uppers
1/16/2012
Indiana has a lot of real estate at bargain prices
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The Bridges of Carroll County
1/9/2012
The iron bridges of Carroll County are safer than most because a coalition keeps watch over them
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Pokagon State Park Toboggan Run
1/2/2012
A reason to get positively giddy about winter
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Eli Lilly's preservation legacy
12/26/2011
We pretty much have one guy to thank for Indiana's preservation heritance
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Evansville Greyhound Terminal
12/19/2011
Community affection keeps 1939 station standing, new use will get it running
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Indianapolis Athenaeum
12/12/2011
The Athenaeum -- they call it the A for short -- remains a place for fitness, culture, conversation and celebration.
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Century of Progress Homes, Beverly Shores
12/5/2011
Five buildings that prefigured the future of American homes
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Cardinal Ritter House
11/28/2011
A New Albany boy nicknamed "Apple Pie" makes good -- very, very good
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A Tale of Two Depots
11/21/2011
Historic railroad depots in Bremen and Syracuse illustrate the plight -- and possibility -- in decommissioned passenger stations
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Whimsical public sculpture
11/14/2011
Landmark statues don't have to be serious
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Richmond Pennsylvania Railroad Station
11/7/2011
A Daniel Burnham-designed landmark is on the track to restoration
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National Register Historic Districts
10/24/2011
National Register listing may be an honor, but it doesn't necessarily save old buildings from the wrecking ball
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Historic cemeteries
10/24/2011
In the nineteenth century, "rural" cemeteries were popular places to promenade and picnic
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Second Empire Style
10/17/2011
Preferred by haunted houses everywhere, this handsome architectural style gets a bad rap
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The Courthouse Girls of Randolph County
10/10/2011
Members of Farmland's Bridge Club bared it all to help save their beloved county courthouse
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Frank Lloyd Wright's SAMARA
10/3/2011
A spectacular Wright design, inside and out
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George Kessler's City Beautiful
9/26/2011
Park planner and landscape designer George Kessler left a beautiful legacy
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Catalog and Pattern Book Homes
9/19/2011
Thousands of Americans shopped for their homes from mail-order catalogs
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Veraestau Historic Site
9/12/2011
Perched high on a bluff overlooking the Ohio River, Veraestau embodies more than 200 years of Hoosier history
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Monument Circle
9/5/2011
A walking tour of the Circle confirms its role as the heart of Indianapolis
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The Historic National Road and Huddleston Farmhouse
8/29/2011
Pioneers traveling west on the National Road to settle America passed right by the front door of the Huddleston Farmhouse
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Evansville's USS LST (Landing Ship Tank)
8/22/2011
This floating landmark could be the only seaworthy war memorial in Indiana
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Farmers Institute
8/15/2011
Sprawl could swallow this peaceful Quaker settlement
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Kokomo Opalescent Glass
8/8/2011
Not much has changed at America's oldest art glass company
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Muncie's Wysor Street Depot
8/1/2011
Railroad depots have been gradually disappearing from the Midwestern landscape for decades.
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The Artcraft Theatre
7/25/2011
Small town movie houses are an endangered species
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The Lincoln Highway
7/18/2011
You can credit a Hoosier for America's first transcontinental highway
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Vomitories
7/11/2011
They're not what you think!
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Taggart Memorial
7/4/2011
A monument to one of Indiana’s early leaders needs restoration before it deteriorates beyond repair
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Indiana's County Homes
6/27/2011
Some still operate, many have been demolished. What to do with these historic places?
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Mid-Century Modern architecture
6/20/2011
Today, Mid-Century Modern architecture often finds itself in the crosshairs of a destructive prejudice
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West Baden Springs Hotel
6/13/2011
From ruin to resurrection, the incomparable West Baden Springs Hotel inspires amazement
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On the banks of the Wabash in Attica
6/6/2011
A picturesque small town worth exploration
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Clemens Vonnegut School Number 9
5/30/2011
School 9 offers a lesson in how to convert a landmark to a new use that restores economic life to an area
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Gary's Marquette Park
5/23/2011
Think Gary is all industrial steel mills and urban decay? Think again.
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Mid-century Modern comes of age
5/16/2011
Modernist homes become venerable landmarks
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Colonial Brick in Cayuga
5/9/2011
The only place left in the U.S. making bricks in coal-fired beehive kilns
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Sylvan Springs and 10 Most Endangered
5/2/2011
A historic sanitarium joins our list of Indiana's Most Endangered landmarks
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Atmospheric Theaters
4/25/2011
Architect John Eberson's designed theaters to take you far, far away
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Gargoyles vs. Grotesques
4/18/2011
Not all fantastical architectural ornaments are created the same
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Historic churches
4/11/2011
How can these powerful symbols of faith and community be saved?
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Charley Creek Inn
4/4/2011
Restored Wabash hotel takes downtown revitalization to a new level
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Hinkle Fieldhouse at Butler University
3/28/2011
A historic gym symbolizes Hoosier Hysteria
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Mesker Company facades
3/21/2011
Evansville's George L. Mesker & Co. supplied iron storefronts to owners across the country
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National Historic Landmarks
3/14/2011
National Historic Landmarks represent the cream of the crop.
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Historic Barns
3/7/2011
Would it still be Indiana without old barns?
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