On May 3 and 4, our annual Logs to Lustrons talk and tour highlight more than a century of history and architecture in the newly designated Indiana Dunes National Park.

Saved from demolition, the former American House Hotel in Carroll County is being restored for new use as a tribute to Indiana’s transportation heritage.

A vacant Evansville building with a famous name is slated for rehabilitation as residential and commercial space.

The trees on the grounds of Veraestau, our country estate in Aurora, help define the historic property. What happens when those trees are damaged or begin to die?

The newly established George Ade Historic Preservation Commission will work to protect landmarks throughout Newtown County.

The opening of Kleinhelter Gallery in New Albany’s historic Weinmann Building marked the culmination of a preservation success years in the making.

In transforming a historic Indianapolis church into their home, one couple gained a one-of-a-kind residence.

One family’s journey to resurrecting a mid-century Lustron for their vacation home.

Homebuilder Andrew Means got his start in Gary and became a trailblazer for African American real estate developers, leaving an indelible mark on the city’s architectural legacy.