Marsh Davis to retire as head of Indiana Landmarks
Third president in nonprofit’s 64-year history leaves his mark on Indiana
Early Rush County Home Emerges from Decay
Ball State history professor Ron Morris is restoring the 1845 home built by Rush County settler Dr. Jefferson Helm.
Groups in Fox Lake, Muncie honored for preservation work
Organizations won Indiana Landmarks’ 2024 Sandi Servaas Memorial Awards for impact in communities.
Grants help preserve nine historic African American sites in Indiana
Program honoring retired Eli Lilly chemist Stan Cox supports repairs, restoration
Regional office moving into Richmond’s formerly endangered Reid Center
Historic church will become home to Indiana Landmarks’ Eastern Regional Office
Historic farms sought for rural preservation award
Deadline for nominations is April 15, 2024 for award recognizing continued use of historic farm buildings in Indiana.
$20K scholarship aims to educate future Black preservation leaders
Black Heritage Preservation Program also offering paid internships
Sacred Places Indiana awards more than $2 million to support historic houses of worship
Grants will help congregations around state address significant capital needs at their landmark buildings
Sacred Places Indiana Grants Help Congregations Tackle Repairs at Historic Churches
Indiana Landmarks’ Sacred Places Indiana Fund awards more than $2 million to support preservation at seven historic churches.
Grant program helps preserve and support historic African American sites
Program honors Eli Lilly chemist and preservationist Stan Cox.
Indiana Landmarks awards more than $470,000 to save meaningful places
Grants awarded in 2023 aid architectural assessments and repairs at historic structures and programming promoting preservation and heritage.
Pairing Historic Properties with the Right Buyers
To save neglected properties, Indiana Landmarks improves the view by investing in rehabilitation that helps buyers see potential and offers a head start on repairs.