After an ambitious five-year campaign by a dogged grassroots group, Indianapolis’s Holliday Park celebrates renovation of its iconic Ruins.

Indiana Landmarks’ board of directors recently elected seven new members and new leadership at its annual meeting in Indianapolis.

We’ve heard of house moves, and we’ve been responsible for some, but none quite as ambitious and grand as the move of Lafayette’s Potter-Haan House. It traveled all the way from Connecticut to Missouri before coming to rest in Indiana back in 1904.

The Nov. 4 opening in Rapp Family Gallery includes works by Sylvia Gray, Von Biggs, and Margot Dahl.

Four Catholic parishes in southeast Indiana found strength in numbers and applied their collective resources to preserve and restore four beloved community churches.

Once a potential target of demolition, the Hilt House in Vincennes went from snoozer to looker in less than a year thanks to diligent work by the Vincennes/Knox Preservation Foundation.

Illustrated program on October 13 demonstrates how preservation evolved in Indiana and the United States since the 1960s.

Construction is in full swing to prepare Evansville’s restored bus terminal for Bru Burger at the Greyhound.

A recent grant from Indiana Landmarks will help the Sisters of St. Francis plan renovations at the convent’s historic Mother House.