Bethlehem Healing Temple suffers a plight shared by many historic churches: a decreasing and aging membership struggling to maintain a large historic structure in desperate need of repair.

The 12-sided Rudicel-Montgomery Polygonal Barn is a rare survivor, but today it stands mostly vacant, in need of cost-prohibitive repairs.

Gibson County leaders want to save the county’s last one-room school, but in a rural community with limited resources raising the money will be a significant challenge.

The Sposeep Building in Wabash has vast potential for reuse, but compounding effects of a century of hard use are hindering its prospects.

The centerpiece of the Merom Camp and Retreat Center, College Hall needs immediate repairs that exceed what the nonprofit organization can afford.

The former West Side Recreation Club’s neglected condition offers little clue to the important role it once played as a political and social hub for South Bend’s Black community.

Preservation advocates want to ensure that any new use respects the building’s architectural significance and important role in Fort Wayne’s manufacturing history.

Richmond’s Starr Historic District was once considered one of the Midwest’s best-preserved Victorian-era neighborhoods. Today, it’s better known for its ongoing decline.

Participation in fraternal organizations is on a steep decline, leaving hundreds of significant historic buildings at risk.

After attempts to redevelop and reopen Anderson’s historic State Theatre stalled, the former movie palace sits vacant and deteriorating.