Promising Progress for 10 Most Endangered Sites
In 2023, encouraging progress signaled a safer future for formerly threatened sites in Bedford, Columbus, Gary, and Delphi.
12854 North Street
Dillsboro’s tallest building is ready for redevelopment, with potential to be adapted for use as offices, retail, or apartments.
Indiana Landmarks announces annual 10 Most Endangered list
Calling attention to Hoosier places in danger of disappearing
New $20,000 scholarship aimed at educating future Black preservation leaders
Black Heritage Preservation Program also offering new paid internships.
Historic farms sought for rural preservation award
Nominations for 2023 John Arnold Award for Rural Preservation are due May 1.
Grant program helps preserve and support historic African American sites
Program honors Eli Lilly chemist and preservationist Stan Cox
Sacred Places Indiana receives $10 million grant from Lilly Endowment
Money will expand work to preserve historic churches and support congregations
Recruiting buyers for historic properties
Indiana Landmarks employs direct approach to save meaningful places.
Indiana Landmarks awards more than $170,000 to save meaningful places
Grants support efforts to repair, repurpose, and raise awareness of historic sites.
Farm Owners Cultivate a Sense of Heritage
Andrew and Shirley Beetz won the 2022 John Arnold Award for Rural Preservation for stewardship of their Dearborn County farmstead.
Dearborn Trail Offers Scenic Option for Exploring Historic Places
Along a 4.5-mile trail from Aurora to Lawrenceburg and Greendale, travelers pass landmarks including nineteenth-century bridges and picturesque downtown districts.
Beetz Farm in Dearborn County wins rural preservation award
Indiana Landmarks and Indiana Farm Bureau honor owners’ stewardship of historic farm.