Copies of Indiana native E.M. Viquesney’s “Spirit of the American Doughboy” dot courthouse lawns, parks, and cemeteries around the country.

Architectural Renovators transforms Evansville’s former Nabisco bakery into modern industrial apartments.

Two properties in southern Indiana offer potential as peaceful rural retreats, but first they must be relocated.

Pulaski County officials are wavering on the decision to rehabilitate the county’s historic courthouse in Winamac, potentially derailing a three-year effort to save the iconic building.

Following years of study, planning and careful rehabilitation, North Manchester’s Strauss Building is poised for a second century of service.

Hear about the preservation challenges of converting the 1914 manufacturing building into a modern mixed-use development.

Two couples share their experiences revitalizing two historic homes with starkly contrasting origins and styles.

Indiana Landmarks and Indiana Farm Bureau welcome nominations for the 2021 John Arnold Award for Rural Preservation. 

Visitors to the Thiebaud Farmstead in Vevay can see a piece of nineteenth-century technology that revolutionized agriculture and fueled the region’s economy into the late 1800s.