Every day, all year long, Indiana Landmarks works to revitalize historic structures that give our communities visible connections to their past and lend irreplaceable visual character to the streetscape. Once a year, we announce the 10 Most Endangered, a list of historic places on the brink of extinction and too important to lose.
The list includes a nineteenth-century grist mill; a former African American Knights of Pythias lodge; the home of a national leader in women’s suffrage; a church designed by one of the state’s most important architects; a towering firehouse; a historic scout camp; a museum village; a Modernist civic building; an architecturally distinguished home; and a popular high school fieldhouse.
Saving threatened buildings takes teamwork. You can be a part of that team. Reach out to local leaders. Let them know these buildings are important to you. And support state and local preservation groups.