Evansville’s lineup of Historic Preservation Month activities includes a talk by Indiana Landmarks’ president Marsh Davis exploring high profile preservation projects in Evansville and beyond.

The Porter County Museum uncovers fascinating hints of history as it rehabs two downtown buildings for expanded exhibit space.

Cliff Thies brings deep knowledge of area history to his role as the new tour and event assistant at Veraestau, our historic country estate in Aurora. 

A team of developers plans to transform Fort Wayne’s abandoned GE complex into a vibrant urban hub with cool industrial vibes.

Galvanized by the courthouse’s inclusion on Indiana Landmarks’ 10 Most list, Washington County officials have committed more than $1 million to repair and restore the spectacular Romanesque Revival landmark.

Indiana Landmarks will make repairs to the former Trinity Episcopal church and parish house in Connersville before selling the properties to a buyer with a plan for their reuse.

Nestled in a wooded valley near Bloomfield, Old Clifty Church is one of the earliest surviving buildings in Green County and one of the state’s oldest log churches still in its original location.

On May 19, our Landmark Look in southern Indiana features two small historic houses that pack a mighty architectural punch.

Aurora’s Historic Preservation Commission presents its annual awards recognizing rehabilitation projects for significant investment and improved visual appeal in the city’s locally designated historic district.