On September 22, tour four houses on Greendale’s Ridge Avenue, where prosperous distillery moguls built stately homes in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.

Its picturesque setting on the Eel River in Wabash County makes Roann a favorite of tourists and artists. With a tree-lined downtown, a restored covered bridge, and a historic mill, the small town could hardly be more quaint.

The well-designed filling stations of the early twentieth century prove ideal for adaptive use while still reminding us of our automotive past.

Indiana Landmarks and Indiana Farm Bureau present annual Arnold Award to Stan and Ann Armstrong

Indiana Landmarks’ Indiana Modern affinity group challenges people to post their best images of mid-century structures and landscapes.

First Friday show on August 3 at Indiana Landmarks Center’s Rapp Family Gallery features works by more than 20 artists.

Since 1870, Sullivan’s Center Ridge Cemetery has adapted to meet community needs and ever-evolving theories of cemetery design and best practices.

Switzerland County’s wine-making heritage dates back more than 200 years, a local tradition the community celebrates each summer during the Swiss Wine Festival in Vevay.

When developers couldn’t make it work, New Albany officials took matters into their own hands, crafting a plan to revive the dilapidated Reisz Building as a new city hall.