Indiana Landmarks News
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For its transformation of Wabash’s Eagles Theatre, the Honeywell Foundation wins the 2022 Cook Cup for Outstanding Restoration.
KEEP READINGIn Fort Wayne, North Salem, and Indianapolis, popular restaurants serve up tasty experiences in small but memorable settings.
KEEP READINGA c.1890 commercial building for sale by Huntington Alert offers potential investors a chance to become part of the city’s preservation legacy.
KEEP READINGBy nominating South Bend’s Olivet AME Church to the National Register of Historic Places, the congregation seeks to recognize its deep heritage and its landmark building.
KEEP READINGThe City of Huntingburg is seeking proposals for a nineteenth-century home currently slated to be demolished for downtown parking.
KEEP READINGOn Saturday, June 25, the 2022 Logs to Lustrons Tour explores 17 sites spanning more than a century of architecture at Indiana Dunes National Park.
KEEP READINGAfter a strong summer storm damaged Terre’s Haute’s Grover-Lee House, Indiana Landmarks stepped in to save the historic property.
KEEP READINGThanks to her forward-looking family, Mary Cosby’s legacy will be preserved and enhance Indiana Landmarks’ revitalization efforts in the city.
KEEP READINGThe Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs (OCRA) selects Kendallville and Brookville as pilot communities in the state’s new PreservINg Main Street program.
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