Part library, part museum, part memorial to a Utopian dream, the Working Men’s Institute in New Harmony offers a unique glimpse of early nineteenth-century history and one man’s commitment to the power of knowledge.

Working with Indiana Landmarks, Jeffersonville officials craft a solution to save the city’s historic Masonic Temple.

A grant from our Sacred Places Indiana program recently helped the congregation of a modest church in Peru save its historic windows.

In central Indiana, Boone County residents face the challenge of restoring two historic metal trusses, both damaged by oversized farm equipment.

A long-vacant staff dormitory at Lake County’s former tuberculosis sanatorium is headed toward reuse as a regional arts hub.

At the corner of Main and Lincoln on Goshen’s courthouse square, an unassuming building gave the people of Goshen the reassurance they needed to sleep peacefully at night during the Great Depression.

Indiana’s love affair with the automobile is on full display at the Kokomo Automotive Museum in Howard County.

Researcher Deedee Davis shares Louis H. Gibson’s legacy in Indiana and beyond.

Indiana Landmarks Center hosts the free talk on February 26.