Lee Bey reflects on examples of Midwest Modernism in an illustrated talk sponsored by Indiana Modern.

Indiana Landmarks’ annual Logs to Lustrons Tour features restored residences not normally open to the public and vacant buildings in need of a new use.

Historic Madison, Inc., wins our 2019 Cook Cup for Outstanding Restoration for its four-year transformation of the iconic Shrewsbury-Windle House.

During the statewide preservation conference, students will brainstorm creative ideas for adaptive reuse.

As shrinking congregations increasingly struggle to maintain aging religious properties, three central Indiana churches are working to restore and protect their historic buildings.

Indiana Landmarks will present Historic Madison, Inc., with the Cook Cup for Outstanding Restoration on April 27.

Indiana Landmarks Center hosts the Indianapolis Motor Speedway historian and retired driver for an entertaining talk.

After nearly 20 years of vacancy, Rushville’s Princess Theatre reopened its doors thanks to local perseverance and the state’s Stellar Communities program.

Find vintage glass and more during the Huddleston Jar and Antique Market at Huddleston Farmhouse in Cambridge City on Saturday, June 8.