Indiana Landmarks welcomes nominations for the 2019 Cook Cup for Outstanding Restoration.

Brazil’s rehabbed Davis Building opens as a mixed-use development that will help spur further economic development in the Clay County community.

Every historic structure requires regular maintenance and long-range planning, and folks in Newburgh are pursuing help of this sort for Preservation Hall.

Matt Wilcox rehabbed Huntington’s historic Fulton Milk Company building to house his distribution business, preserving the landmark’s Art Deco highlights.

In Hobart, the city is using a façade grant program as an incentive for owners to rehabilitate properties in the historic commercial district.

Floyd County Library restored a historic house in the small community of Galena to become its first all-digital branch.

The Sisters of the Holy Cross at St. Mary’s College in Notre Dame hope to restore the historic clock atop the campus’s Center Building by the end of the year.

A recent tide of preservation activity suggests encouraging progress on Indianapolis’s Near Eastside, an area plagued for decades by poverty and disinvestment.

One of Brookville’s oldest homes is poised for new use by an organization devoted to history. But first, members will have to raise money for the restoration.