Reconstructing a Historic Hamilton County Farmstead
When highway reconfiguration threatened a historic barn and farmhouse in Hamilton County, Indiana Landmarks partnered with the Indiana Department of Transportation to find a solution.
Connecting Buyers with Historic Properties
To preserve them, Indiana Landmarks sold properties in Attica, Beverly Shores, Wabash, Carmel, and Bedford.
Serendipity Helps Save One of Carmel’s Oldest Houses
Indiana Landmarks convinced developers to spare the c.1834 Wilkinson-Hull House from demolition and then found preservation-minded buyers literally in the house’s backyard.
Repurposed Library Will Carry on as Community Hub
Hamilton County’s historic Atlanta Carnegie Library is slated for reuse as Town Hall and municipal offices.
Roberts Settlement Shares Story of Historic Black Community
Roberts Settlement is preparing to launch a public campaign for a new “Legacy Walk,” an accessible path for self-guided exploration of the site’s rich history.
Grants help to preserve nine historic African American sites in Indiana
Program honoring retired Eli Lilly chemist Stan Cox supports repairs, restoration.
Five grassroots groups selected for year-long training initiative
Indiana Landmarks’ Affiliate Advancement Program aims to strengthen volunteer-driven local groups.
Historic African American sites to benefit from grants
Program honoring retired Eli Lilly chemist Stan Cox supports needed repairs, restoration.
Maintaining Historic Houses of Worship
As shrinking congregations increasingly struggle to maintain aging religious properties, three central Indiana churches are working to restore and protect their historic buildings.
Boxley Cabin and the Legacy of a Fugitive Abolitionist
Around 1828, George Boxely — a Virginia abolitionist — arrived in Indiana. The cabin he built, rescued and revived by the Sheridan Historical Society and Town of Sheridan, gives you an appreciation of what “home” was like in the Indiana wilderness.
Indiana Landmarks presents preservation awards and free lecture
On May 31, Indiana Landmarks will present awards for central Indiana preservation projects before its Indiana Modern affinity group offers a free lecture on women in design at General Motors during the Modernist era.
Preservationists in Indy, Noblesville, Attica Honored
Indiana Landmarks awards prizes at annual meeting in Indianapolis.