Indiana Landmarks and Indiana Farm Bureau honor fifth-generation owners of historic farm.

Randolph County organizations honored for inspiring third graders to love preservation; Vevay’s Musée de Venoge earns award for preservation of Swiss-heritage landmark.

A nineteenth-century home with ties to a storied architect and a town founder is for sale in tiny Campbellsburg, but it needs a buyer who can restore it to its former glory.

A father’s challenge to his son set the stage for final restoration of Wabash’s historic Sheriff’s House and Jail.

Explore stone and metal “wildlife” in architecture and sculpture throughout the Mile Square.

Explore close to home on historic roads and natural routes that highlight downtowns and Main Streets.

Last year, as the pandemic limited indoor movie theater watching options, many movie-goers rediscovered the fun of open-air theaters.

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

Established in 1893, Fountain Park Chautauqua holds status as one of the longest continuously convened Chautauqua assemblies in the U.S.