Historic farms sought for rural preservation award
Indiana Landmarks and Indiana Farm Bureau welcome nominations for the 2020 John Arnold Award for Rural Preservation.
Restoring the Home of Indiana’s Civil War Governor
Ball State professor Ron Morris spent nine years restoring the Centerville home of Governor Oliver P. Morton.
Knightstown Masonic Hall Ready for Investment
After years stymied in a legal tangle, a former 10 Most Endangered property in Knightstown is finally weathertight and on the path to reuse.
High School Students Survey Pendleton Historic District
Pendleton’s historic district hasn’t been surveyed since 1991, so 10 Pendleton Heights High School seniors will update the survey as a senior honors project.
More than $175,000 awarded to save meaningful places
Grants go to nonprofits in Columbus, Indianapolis, New Albany, Terre Haute, West Lafayette, and more
Muncie Group Works to Save Stone Monuments
A road-widening plan threatens stone monuments have marked the entrance to Muncie’s Anthony-Northside neighborhood for more than 90 years.
Celebrating Preservation Trades
As historic structures age, it’s becoming harder to find skilled crafts and tradespeople with experience to take on their maintenance and repair.
Flights of Fantasy: Indiana’s Eberson-Designed Theaters
Examining the evolution of the theater designer’s work throughout the state.
Prizes Awarded in Huntington, Richmond, and Evansville
Indiana Landmarks’ annual awards recognize outstanding leadership and achievement in preservation.
Indiana’s Drive-in Destinations
Though curbside dining reached peak popularity in the 1950s, nostalgia seekers can still get their fill at these roadside landmarks.
June 8 Wine Walk Features Restored Homes in Starr Historic District
Movable wine-tasting event offers look at four places in one of Richmond’s most historic neighborhoods.
Indiana Landmarks Announces Annual List of 10 Most Endangered
The 2019 list of Hoosier landmarks in jeopardy includes a movie theater, hotel, county courthouse, and more.