Award recognizes the $30 million renovation of historic lodging at Spring Mill State Park.

Indiana Landmarks awards Madison resident its Williamson Prize, recognizing his lifelong commitment to historic preservation.

Ancora Partners LLC receives Indiana Landmarks’ 2025 Cook Cup for Outstanding Restoration for transformation of historic General Electric plant.

Proposed cuts to the federal Historic Preservation Fund are placing vital programs in profound jeopardy in Indiana and beyond.

Sue Rutsen and George Rogge aid preservation efforts in northwest Indiana.

Thanks to creative vision and local investment, an exceptionally intact example of automotive industry architecture will be renewed as an attractive asset in downtown Marion.

Recent structural repairs ensure that Poland’s historic chapel can continue to host community programs.

In partnership with nonprofit Kendallville Restorations, Inc., Indiana Landmarks launched a new pilot program aimed at increasing heritage trades training for high schoolers and adults.

Lawrenceburg’s 1925 Walnut Theatre is getting ready for its next act, thanks a community-wide campaign to fund the historic structure’s most-urgent repair needs.