Southeast Indiana congregations honor 200 years of Catholicism and restoration of their historic churches.

New Albany’s c.1860 Smith-Phillips Farmhouse was targeted for demolition, but today it’s a prime example showing how preservation and development can work together.

The transformation of the former P.R. Mallory and Company complex into an innovative school setting merits the 2021 Cook Cup for Outstanding Restoration.

Indiana Landmarks’ affiliate ARCH, Inc., saves and restores one of the city’s oldest houses.

Brian and Aaron Blight bring enthusiasm and experience to restoration of New Carlisle’s historic Haven Hubbard House.

Indiana Landmarks Rescue & Restored marks our 60th year with inspiring before-and-after stories of remarkable historic places revitalized by historic preservation.

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

Indiana Landmarks will kick-start restoration at an impressive historic home in Aurora’s Westside neighborhood before selling it to a buyer who can complete the work.

Endangered no more, the Mid-Century Modern standout finds new purpose as the Harry Cooler Conference Center.