An exhibit at Terre Haute’s Swope Art Museum highlights the legacy of hometown architectural firm Miller & Yeager.

Cemeteries get a lot of attention this time of year, usually as the setting for ghost stories and scary movies. But cemeteries weren’t always regarded as eerie places.

The long vacant 1914 Ford Motor Company Plant in Indianapolis passes to new ownership this month, ensuring a sustainable future for an important automotive landmark.

Eleven years after a fire nearly destroyed Madison’s 1904 Elks Lodge, the building has a new owner and a new planned use.

The restored childhood home of one of America’s most beloved twentieth-century songwriters is for sale in Peru, Indiana. Could it be the one for you?

Alumni from Notre Dame focus their expertise on developing a business plan for Indiana Landmarks’ restoration of South Bend’s Kizer House.

Evansville’s recently restored Greyhound station becomes the backdrop for the largest gathering of vintage buses ever displayed in the U.S.

On October 22, visitors will get a rare look at one of Indiana’s grandest yet most endangered homes, when the Ohio County Historical Society hosts a tour of the Speakman House in Rising Sun.

We’re taking on restoration of an important house in New Albany with plans to make it the new home of our Southern Regional Office.