Two grants from Indiana Landmarks will help preserve important buildings at Roberts Settlement in Hamilton County, one of the state’s oldest historically black communities.

Shady Rest, the former county home in Marshall County, needs a new use. County commissioners hope to see the National Register-listed property repurposed.

Grand View Cemetery’s historic caretaker’s cottage looked like a goner until city officials struck a deal to save and repurpose the distinctive landmark.

Covered bridges are an Indiana icon, so it’s no surprise the state’s new license plate features a red covered bridge. Ripley County boasts two spans that could have served as picturesque inspiration.

Inspired by the town’s 2015 bicentennial, Orleans launched a number of downtown improvement projects.

If you haven’t been to Cambridge City in a while, you’ll be impressed by the downtown revitalization. And there’s a building for sale that’s worth your notice.

After a turbo-charged fundraising campaign, repairs will begin soon to renovate and reopen a rare Depression-era landmark in Bluffton’s Ouabache State Park.

A small group of volunteers rallies outsized support for saving and restoring the long-vacant Ward Township School No. 5 in Randolph County.

Water seeping through aging skylights threatens a signature feature at one of Columbus’s premier Modernist landmarks.