Once threatened with demolition, the historic Drake apartment building in Indianapolis is poised to regain status as an anchor on the city’s main thoroughfare.

The town of Converse can’t afford expensive repairs to the historic Bordermen Gym, a community landmark that many people hope to save.

Now on the market, Lawrenceburg’s Walnut Theatre offers a great opportunity for a downtown new arts and entertainment amenity.

Corydon’s is focusing attention on its future, aiming for growth and development while protecting the town’s historic character.

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.

The endorsement marks a reversal of a 2018 decision to demolish the courthouse – an action that landed the building on Indiana Landmarks’ 10 Most Endangered List.

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.