Historic Madison, Inc., wins our 2019 Cook Cup for Outstanding Restoration for its four-year transformation of the iconic Shrewsbury-Windle House.

As shrinking congregations increasingly struggle to maintain aging religious properties, three central Indiana churches are working to restore and protect their historic buildings.

After nearly 20 years of vacancy, Rushville’s Princess Theatre reopened its doors thanks to local perseverance and the state’s Stellar Communities program.

Find vintage glass and more during the Huddleston Jar and Antique Market at Huddleston Farmhouse in Cambridge City on Saturday, June 8.

Saved from demolition, the former American House Hotel in Carroll County is being restored for new use as a tribute to Indiana’s transportation heritage.

A vacant Evansville building with a famous name is slated for rehabilitation as residential and commercial space.

The trees on the grounds of Veraestau, our country estate in Aurora, help define the historic property. What happens when those trees are damaged or begin to die?

The newly established George Ade Historic Preservation Commission will work to protect landmarks throughout Newtown County.

The opening of Kleinhelter Gallery in New Albany’s historic Weinmann Building marked the culmination of a preservation success years in the making.