Indiana Landmarks News

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Sposeep Building, Wabash
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The Wabash Redevelopment Commission is looking for a developer with the expertise to reinvent the historic Sposeep Building.

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Built in 1855, the Jordan-Nave House in Attica is ready for a preservation-minded buyer to become its next steward.

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Events, Modern Landmarks, News

Looking at an evolution of architecture on Indiana University’s Bloomington campus

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News, Sacred Places

To continue its work serving immigrant communities on South Bend’s west side, Saint Adalbert Catholic Church is raising money to repair its 1926 church.

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A new photo collection from Indianapolis’s oldest general contractor provides a unique perspective on construction of some of the state’s greatest landmarks.  

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African American Landmarks, News

Roosevelt Barnes Sr. fought racial barriers to offer quality housing to Black homeowners in the 1950s-70s. 

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News, Rehabs & Renovations

After years of restoration, Fort Wayne resident Arline Nation plans to safeguard investment in her historic home by donating the property to Indiana Landmarks.

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North Pennsylvania Street Historic District
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When planned road projects held potential to impact two Indianapolis neighborhoods, Indiana Landmarks supported their nomination to the National Register to mark their importance in the city’s history.

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Saint Stanislaus Kostka Catholic Church, Michigan City
News, Sacred Places

Indiana Landmarks’ Sacred Places Indiana Fund awards more than $2 million to support preservation at seven historic churches.

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