When local gyms lost their original purpose, communities in Mooresville, Jasper, Lebanon, and New Harmony rallied for their preservation.

An $11 million development revitalizes a long-vacant landmark on Brookville’s courthouse square and becomes the state’s first project completed using Opportunity Zone funding.

Breanne and Edward Stover spent two-and-a-half years adapting the 1920 Griffith State Bank building into an arts and event venue.

Indiana Landmarks’ real estate program uses creative strategies and partnerships for houses in Hanover, New Albany, and Brick Chapel.

Taking steps to secure the future of historic buildings in Marion, Terre Haute, Peru, and Richmond. 

Ball State professor Ron Morris spent nine years restoring the Centerville home of Governor Oliver P. Morton.

The Eagles Theatre has been an anchor in downtown Wabash since 1906. After a sweeping restoration, the landmark is poised to become an even wider regional attraction.

Indianapolis Classical Schools wins the 2020 Cook Cup for Outstanding Restoration for Riverside High School.

Versailles residents Holly and Jordan Harley are transforming historic buildings on Versailles courthouse square into a boutique hotel and event center.