The Hoosier Heartland Trolley Company is using a grant from Indiana Landmarks and the Central Indiana Community Foundation to restore Streetcar No. 153, the last surviving streetcar from the Indianapolis Railways electric streetcar system.

A multi-million-dollar project is poised to transform one of Madison’s highest profile landmarks, a preservation save a long time in the making.

A pair of lawyers from Ligoinier stepped forward to rescue Albion’s historic Opera House from long-term limbo.

A public-private partnership aims to restore Fort Wayne’s WPA-constructed Foster Park Pavilion #3 to its original appearance.

Thirty years after its reconstruction, Lawrenceburg’s c.1820 Angevine Cabin is undergoing top-to-bottom restoration. 

The Sisters of Providence embraced a creative solution to preserve a mid-century building on the campus of Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College in Terre Haute.

To aid preservation of the state’s historic county homes, Indiana Landmarks commissioned in-depth research that makes future National Register nominations easier.

George Ade’s lavish country estate, Hazelden, is headed for use as a public historic site and events venue.

In Peru, an unexpected gift to the St. Vincent De Paul Society will have far-reaching community impact.