Students Seek Solutions for Vacant Evansville Building
During the statewide preservation conference, students will brainstorm creative ideas for adaptive reuse.
Evansville Adaptive Use Project Takes the Cake
A vacant Evansville building with a famous name is slated for rehabilitation as residential and commercial space.
Fellwock Buildings Hint at Evansville’s Auto History
Built by a family of enterprising brothers, a pair of buildings near downtown Evansville represent part of the city’s earliest automotive history.
Evansville Retirement Home Headed for New Service
The Rathbone Home in Evansville was one of the earliest nursing homes in Indiana. After long service as a retirement facility, the landmark is targeted for renovation as an apartment community.
Easing Confusion for Owners of Historic Properties
Historical societies, historic preservation commissions, the National Register of Historic Places – it’s easy to get confused. But each plays a different role and means something different to property owners.
Nominations Sought for State’s Top Restoration Project
Indiana Landmarks welcomes nominations for the 2019 Cook Cup for Outstanding Restoration.
Newburgh Invests in Historic Community Hub
Every historic structure requires regular maintenance and long-range planning, and folks in Newburgh are pursuing help of this sort for Preservation Hall.
The Unfair Typecasting of Second Empire Style
How did Second Empire architecture — elegant and innovative — become the de facto style for haunted houses and creepy attractions?
Historic Location Flavors New Capers Emporium
Following a two-year restoration, a new kitchen store opens in New Harmony’s historic Odd Fellows building — a formerly distressed building in the heart of downtown.
Honoring Preservation Leaders
Indiana Landmarks recognizes winners in Valparaiso, Princeton, and Wabash for their advocacy for historic buildings and preservation.
Prizes Awarded in Princeton, Wabash, & Valparaiso
Indiana Landmarks recognizes achievement and outstanding leadership in historic preservation.
Historic Filling Stations Find New Life
The well-designed filling stations of the early twentieth century prove ideal for adaptive use while still reminding us of our automotive past.