On Dec. 1, Indiana Landmarks’ First Friday gallery show doubles as a holiday bazaar where visitors can immediately take home what they buy.

Known for saving buildings and showing them off, Indiana Landmarks needs more tour guide volunteers, called docents. The nonprofit organization’s tours have been selling out and running wait lists.

Tim and Beth Sheets’ careful stewardship of their Howard County family farm merited the 2017 John Arnold Award for Rural Preservation.

A for sale sign drew in old house lovers Jeff Been and Eric Graninger, who saw preserving a charming bungalow on East Monroe Street as essential to keeping Delphi’s historic fabric intact.

When a landmark gets the white elephant label, the word demolition usually surfaces. Indiana Landmarks tries to save these historic structures, helping to identify new purposes and imaginative developers.

Event features two historic homes decked out in Victorian style.

Special event is a fundraiser for restoration of Keck-designed House of Tomorrow.

Nov. 9 lecture, Nov. 11 tour examine Ford’s legacy in Indianapolis.

A growing number of Gary residents, organizations, and City staff have begun to build momentum for historic preservation in the Magic City’s downtown.