Indiana Landmarks News
Rehabs & Renovations
Amack’s Well Community Coffee House in Batesville earns our preservation prize for it transformation into a local hub for arts and community outreach.
KEEP READINGOn October 23, join us to explore historic landmarks in and around Salem and applaud three inspiring southern Indiana preservation success stories.
KEEP READINGA group of five women take the lead to save Decatur’s long-vacant Pennsylvania Train Station and Depot.
KEEP READINGFour Catholic parishes in southeast Indiana found strength in numbers and applied their collective resources to preserve and restore four beloved community churches.
KEEP READINGOnce a potential target of demolition, the Hilt House in Vincennes went from snoozer to looker in less than a year thanks to diligent work by the Vincennes/Knox Preservation Foundation.
KEEP READINGConstruction is in full swing to prepare Evansville’s restored bus terminal for Bru Burger at the Greyhound.
KEEP READINGNorth Manchester’s Historical Society transforms “the least attractive building” in its historic downtown into a handsome asset.
KEEP READINGThe rehabilitated Neoclassical landmark reclaims its role as a central hub of Indiana State University campus.
KEEP READINGPlans are underway to open Riverside High next year in the distinctive WPA-era landmark.
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