Tucked into the hilly terrain of southern Indiana, the historic Sillings-Schoen-Mitsch farm includes nearly 160 acres of prime real estate just 15 minutes from downtown Louisville.

For their extraordinary commitment to two historic farms, the Mears family of Carroll County wins our 2019 John Arnold Award

Indiana Landmarks and Indiana Farm Bureau present award to Mears family.

As so many of Indiana’s historic barns fall to neglect and obsolescence, one woman found a way to put her family’s vintage barn to beautiful new use.

For preserving their historic farmstead in Lawrence County, Ann and Stan Armstrong won the 2018 John Arnold Award for Rural Preservation from Indiana Landmarks and Indiana Farm Bureau.

Indiana Landmarks and Indiana Farm Bureau present annual Arnold Award to Stan and Ann Armstrong

Tim and Beth Sheets’ careful stewardship of their Howard County family farm merited the 2017 John Arnold Award for Rural Preservation.

One of a dwindling number of historic rural schools in the Wabash Valley, a two-room schoolhouse offers a picture of nineteenth-century learning in Vigo County.

A Boone County Christmas tree farm receives our 2016 John Arnold Award for Rural Preservation