New Albany
Southern Regional Office
Helping neighbors save buildings and other places that matter in Clark, Crawford, Dubois, Floyd, Jackson, Jefferson, Jennings, Harrison, Lawrence, Martin, Orange, Perry, Scott, and Washington counties.
Where We're Located
In 2019, we completed restoration of the Kunz-Hartman House in New Albany and relocated our Southern Regional Office from Jeffersonville to the Queen Anne-style home on State Street.
Vacant since 2012, the house suffered a fire in 2017 that left gaping holes in the roof, along with charred timbers and water damage in the attic and second floor. The owner had begun to strip the building in preparation for demolition when Indiana Landmarks acquired it and embarked on the 20-month restoration. In making the move, we seek to do what we had previously done with Jeffersonville’s Willey-Allhands House — restore an ailing landmark as our office and inspire investment and revitalization in the surrounding neighborhood.
The Southern Regional Office serves 14 counties, working with individuals and groups to save historic places and offering restoration advice.
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.
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Grants go to nonprofits in Columbus, Indianapolis, New Albany, Terre Haute, West Lafayette, and more
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Discover the hidden history of West Baden by exploring spaces not normally open to the public at the restored 1902 hotel.
Indiana Landmarks and Storytelling Arts of Indiana present a tale of landmark revival in New Albany.