Church leaders are working to repair historic Black church in Gibson County.

Indiana Landmarks is working to save the formerly threatened 1844 house with ties to local Black heritage.

Years of advocacy are coming to fruition in rehabilitation underway by Indiana Landmarks

Grants will support architectural assessments, repairs, workshops, and programming promoting preservation and heritage.

Applications are now open for the next round of grant funding from Indiana Landmarks’ Sacred Places Indiana Fund.

Program honors Eli Lilly chemist and preservationist Stan Cox.

Applications must be submitted by January 31, 2026.

Supported by Indiana Landmarks’ Sacred Places Indiana Fund, Indianapolis’s Broadway United Methodist Church completes significant restoration of its iconic bell tower.

Determined efforts by Indiana Landmarks and community advocates save the once-endangered Pulaski County Courthouse.