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Allen Chapel AME Indianapolis by Evan Hale
African American Landmarks, News

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.

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Marsh Davis. October 2024. Photo Credit Evan Hale.
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Indiana Landmarks reflects on the legacy of retiring president Marsh Davis after four decades working in historic preservation.

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Samara, West Lafayette
Modern Landmarks, News

Relationship with original owners of Frank Lloyd Wright property in West Lafayette spurs help for its rehabilitation

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McCormick's Tavern, Vevay
News, Rehabs & Renovations

Indiana Landmarks is rehabbing the early nineteenth-century McCormick’s Tavern in Vevay before placing it on the market.

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Black Heritage Preservation Program interns at Boones Cave
African American Landmarks, News

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

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Wilkinson-Hull House, Carmel
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Indiana Landmarks convinced developers to spare the c.1834 Wilkinson-Hull House from demolition and then found preservation-minded buyers literally in the house’s backyard.

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Duck Creek Aqueduct
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Community members rally to preserve and highlight landmarks in an early canal town, now a centerpiece for tourism.

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3302 N Park Ave, Indianapolis
News

To encourage ongoing revitalization in Indianapolis’s Mapleton-Fall Creek Neighborhood, Indiana Landmarks is offering two properties for sale to buyers who can complete their rehabilitation.

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Shrewsbury-Windle House, Madison
News

In southeast Indiana, the Greek Revival style reigns supreme not only in public buildings but in private residences as well.

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