Church leaders are working to repair historic Black church in Gibson County.

Indiana Landmarks is working to save the formerly threatened 1844 house with ties to local Black heritage.

A new rural historic district shines light on early Quaker settlers’ contributions to development in Washington County.

A new historical marker will help tell the story of Evansville’s Baptisttown neighborhood.

Now in its sixth year of grant making, the the Standiford H. Cox Fund has awarded over $1 million to help preserve African American landmarks.

Program honors Eli Lilly chemist and preservationist Stan Cox.

Indiana Landmarks Black Heritage Preservation Program joins forces with The Nature Conservancy to identify Black history sites statewide.

Groups in Fox Lake and Muncie honored by Indiana Landmarks for preservation work.

Roosevelt Barnes Sr. fought racial barriers to offer quality housing to Black homeowners in the 1950s-70s.