The Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs (OCRA) selects Kendallville and Brookville as pilot communities in the state’s new PreservINg Main Street program.

Historic courthouses serve as icons of community pride and identity that can be catalysts for investment in surrounding squares.

After more than a decade of vacancy, Versailles’ Hassmer House Tavern & Inn is flourishing as part of a revitalization trend on the city’s courthouse square.

Once a hub of revitalization, Anderson’s West Central Historic District needs attention, and some residents think the City needs to do more to help.

Indiana Landmarks welcomes Blake Swihart as director of the Northwest Field Office in Gary.

County Commissioners are accepting rehabilitation proposals for New Castle’s Courthouse Annex, a move that offers a chance to save a key structure on the city’s courthouse square.

Using detailed illustrations, floor plans, and essays on design, these publications spurred the construction of houses in the nineteenth century.

Indiana Landmarks aims to broaden its vision and impact through a new Black Heritage Preservation Program.

Indiana Landmarks’ Huddleston Farmhouse in Cambridge City and Kizer House in South Bend go on the market.