Portage city officials plan to preserve and reuse one of the city’s few remaining historic civic buildings.

The former Georgetown State Bank building is one of the city’s most important downtown structures. The vacant building is in good shape, but needs a new use.

Once one of the city’s grandest homes, Brookville’s Fries House served as a care home and community service facility. Now it needs a little TLC of its own.

Noble County’s historic Sower Farmhouse needs a new caretaker, a unique opportunity in one of the state’s most storied regions.

A plan for repairs and continued restoration at Auburn’s Art Deco landmark aims to ensure its taken care of for decades to come.

Indiana Landmarks’ 2020 Sandi Servaas Memorial Awards winners exemplify outstanding achievement in preservation.

For their commitment to preserving their historic farm and incorporating its nineteenth-century buildings into their business, the Manning family wins our 2020 John Arnold Award.

Indiana Landmarks and the Indiana Dunes National Park introduce a virtual tour showcasing some of the park’s most notable historic sites.

Designer-builders William and James Banes are responsible for some of New Albany’s finest nineteenth-century houses.