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Ferdinand - Wollenmann House - Monkey Hollow Winery med by Lee Lewellen
Back for Seconds
Restaurants need to make an impression from the street to stand out in the crowded marketplace. Non-chain restaurateurs often choose vintage buildings for their history, architecture, visual interest and distinctive ambiance. In Indiana, these repurposed landmarks are a must-see.
How Do You Get to Carnegie Hall?
Indiana, too, claims a Carnegie Hall. The impressive mass and tall tower of the Hoosier version dominate the small town of Moores Hill (population 600). A new phase of restoration is underway to ready the landmark’s second floor for a variety of new uses.
ArchiCamp for kids
You’ll Wish You Were a Kid Again
On August 3, 2016, ArchiCamp at Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore offers a unique spin on traditional summer camp.
Second Baptist Church New Albany
Still Telling Time, Now in Original Style
More than a century after lightning destroyed the original steeple, a new spire tops New Albany's Second Baptist Church.
Brazil - Fountain of Tales 1955 1956 by Lee Lewellen
Western Indiana’s Brazilian Landmark
In the lead up to the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio, a gift from South America’s Brazil to Indiana’s Brazil is about to receive some attention, too.
1899 Building at former Central State Hospital
Take a Drive and Check Out These Award Winners
At our recent Indiana Modern lecture in Indianapolis, our Central Regional Office recognized five winners that exemplify the best in stewardship of historic places.