Preservationists in Attica, Noblesville, and Indianapolis win top awards for their work protecting historic places.

Built for a whiskey distiller in 1883, Acorn Hall in Greendale was left in limbo in recent years by a complicated foreclosure. Now, Bill and Nancy Smith are bringing the home back to its former glory. 

Two grants from Indiana Landmarks will help preserve important buildings at Roberts Settlement in Hamilton County, one of the state’s oldest historically black communities.

Indiana Landmarks is hosting walking and biking tours of historic Garfield Park and the surrounding neighborhood on Sept. 14 and 16.

Winners announced in iMOCA and Indiana Landmarks exhibition.

Shady Rest, the former county home in Marshall County, needs a new use. County commissioners hope to see the National Register-listed property repurposed.

Grand View Cemetery’s historic caretaker’s cottage looked like a goner until city officials struck a deal to save and repurpose the distinctive landmark.

A local Realtor’s recent purchase of the Cook Mansion in Evansville puts him in possession of one of the city’s most prominent – but seriously dilapidated – historic homes

Covered bridges are an Indiana icon, so it’s no surprise the state’s new license plate features a red covered bridge. Ripley County boasts two spans that could have served as picturesque inspiration.