Tucked into the hilly terrain of southern Indiana, the historic Sillings-Schoen-Mitsch farm includes nearly 160 acres of prime real estate just 15 minutes from downtown Louisville.

A nonprofit alliance of organizations and historic sites on both sides of the Indiana-Illinois state line releases its first list of endangered places in the region.

Indiana Landmarks will partner with the Heritage Preservation Society of Putnam County to stabilize the historic O’Hair House after a lighting strike leaves it heavily damaged.

Cathy Schaefer spotted the Humbert House for sale on Indiana Landmarks’ website, and within days she made the drive from Bay City, Michigan, to see the property.

Pendleton’s historic district hasn’t been surveyed since 1991, so 10 Pendleton Heights High School seniors will update the survey as a senior honors project.

Indiana Landmarks will kick-start restoration at an impressive historic home in Aurora’s Westside neighborhood before selling it to a buyer who can complete the work.

Experienced restorers to take on the transformation of the Alber House in 2020.

Endangered no more, the Mid-Century Modern standout finds new purpose as the Harry Cooler Conference Center.

Versailles residents Holly and Jordan Harley are transforming historic buildings on Versailles courthouse square into a boutique hotel and event center.