Supported by Indiana Landmarks’ Sacred Places Indiana Fund, Indianapolis’s Broadway United Methodist Church completes significant restoration of its iconic bell tower.

Determined efforts by Indiana Landmarks and community advocates save the once-endangered Pulaski County Courthouse.

In Elkhart County, local affection for Jimtown’s 1929 gym sparked a campaign to repurpose the beloved community landmark.

Indiana Landmarks, Beverly Shores Depot Museum and Art Gallery, and the Northern Indiana Commuter Transportation District partner to preserve Beverly Shores’ 1920s train depot.

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

A new friends group in Pulaski County is forming to revitalize the historic Medaryville Gymnasium.

The Stine-Anderson Family Farm in Frankfort wins the 2025 John Arnold Award for Rural Preservation.

Groups in Fountain County and Union City earn kudos for outstanding preservation achievement from Indiana Landmarks.

Greencastle partners are raising funds to save one of the city’s only two remaining rail depots for use as a trailhead.