The 1903 Clover Leaf Depot is targeted for rehabilitation and on its way to becoming the town’s first landmark listed in the National Register of Historic Places.

Perched on an elevated lot overlooking the river, the c.1884 Leavitt house in Vernon offers potential as a stylish home in a community proud of its heritage.

A new rehabilitation grant program encourages property owners to invest in Newburgh’s residential historic districts.

Roann has made preservation a priority for decades. Recent designation as an Indiana Main Street community will help the town maintain its special appeal.

Indiana Landmarks’ 2019 Central Indiana Preservation Awards honor a diverse collection of buildings that have been painstakingly restored, faithfully maintained, and cleverly repurposed.

Movable wine-tasting event offers look at four places in one of Richmond’s most historic neighborhoods.

June 7 First Friday show features group exhibit in the Rapp Family Gallery at Indiana Landmarks Center.

Sullivan County library officials hope National Register status for the Merom-Gill Township Carnegie Library will help promote awareness of the area’s history.

A collection of odd-looking concrete structures on the grounds of the Vanderburgh County Fairgrounds is an inconspicuous reminder of the area’s wartime history.