Electric Works wins Indiana Landmarks’ top restoration prize.

Award honors Merritt Alcorn’s decades of advocacy for historic buildings in Madison.

Longtime member’s generous gift boosts Indiana Landmarks’ ability to save meaningful places. 

Jasper native Brad Ward joined as president and CEO of the statewide preservation nonprofit in April.

Proposed cuts to the federal Historic Preservation Fund are placing vital programs in profound jeopardy in Indiana and beyond.

Sue Rutsen and George Rogge aid preservation efforts in northwest Indiana.

Thanks to creative vision and local investment, an exceptionally intact example of automotive industry architecture will be renewed as an attractive asset in downtown Marion.

Recent structural repairs ensure that Poland’s historic chapel can continue to host community programs.

In partnership with nonprofit Kendallville Restorations, Inc., Indiana Landmarks launched a new pilot program aimed at increasing heritage trades training for high schoolers and adults.