Fort Wayne House Goes From Garage to Family Home
Indiana Landmarks’ affiliate ARCH, Inc., saves and restores one of the city’s oldest houses.
Two Fort Wayne Women Put Their Stamp on House Design
In the early twentieth century, the partnership of two women shaped the look of several Fort Wayne neighborhoods, where their designs remain in demand today.
Flights of Fantasy: Indiana’s Eberson-Designed Theaters
Examining the evolution of the theater designer’s work throughout the state.
Recapturing Mid-Century Mojo at the Clyde Theatre
Vacant for more than 20 years, Fort Wayne’s mid-century Clyde Theater reopens as a stylish entertainment venue and event center.
Reviving Fort Wayne’s Foster Park Pavilion
A public-private partnership aims to restore Fort Wayne’s WPA-constructed Foster Park Pavilion #3 to its original appearance.
Indiana Nonprofits Receive Grants for Preservation Education
Indiana Humanities and Indiana Landmarks have awarded grants of up to $2,500 to eight nonprofit organizations across Indiana.
Fort Wayne Factory Headed for New Use
A team of developers plans to transform Fort Wayne’s abandoned GE complex into a vibrant urban hub with cool industrial vibes.
Frank Lloyd Wright in Indiana
Exploring famous architect Frank Lloyd Wright’s legacy in Indiana, where seven of his designs remain.
Traveling the Lincoln Highway in Indiana
Indiana native Carl Fisher laid out a plan to build America’s first paved transcontinental route, called the Lincoln Highway in honor of the Great Emancipator, a road that remains a relevant and vital part of the communities on its path.
Bowser, Man and Building
S. F. Bowser, inventor of the automobile gas pump, built his 1917 company headquarters in Fort Wayne. His legacy there, however, is a fading one.
Family Landmark Gets Permanent Protection
With commercial development rapidly expanding in the nearby area, a homeowner in Fort Wayne can rest easy that her historic family home won’t be torn down for a fast food franchise or a used-car lot.