Discover Oxford Indiana, Inc. aims to revitalize the town’s historic square, starting with a creative reuse plan for a 1952 service station.

Kokomo’s 1891 Seiberling Mansion holds a wide range of local history, including connections to the city’s legacy of automotive innovators.

Thanks to creative vision and local investment, an exceptionally intact example of automotive industry architecture will be renewed as an attractive asset in downtown Marion.

Indiana Landmarks’ Northern Regional Office and South Bend TradeWorks team up to create a space dedicated to providing training in traditional trades to homeowners and contractors.

A legacy of entrepreneurship lives on at a 1936 auto garage in downtown Lafayette.

After establishing a reputation for fine (and fast) cars, Apperson Brothers Automobile Company was poised to create an iconic car of the Jazz Age.

Preservation advocates in Marion are looking for a buyer who can repurpose a Firestone Auto Service Center built in 1936.

Johnson County’s historic Whiteland Raceway has served as a training ground for big-name drivers for 60 years and counting.

Two years before the Indianapolis 500, the 1909 Cobe Cup Race gave Indiana its start as the Midwestern mecca of motorsports.