Preservation easements donated to Indiana Landmarks in 2020 will help safeguard properties in Huntington and outside Terre Haute.

Indiana Landmarks’ real estate program uses creative strategies and partnerships for houses in Hanover, New Albany, and Brick Chapel.

Taking steps to secure the future of historic buildings in Marion, Terre Haute, Peru, and Richmond. 

Our restoration of Samara, the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed John and Catherine Christian House in West Lafayette, is getting a $1 million boost.

As 2020 marks the 75th anniversary of World War II, a look at the history and fate of Evansville structures from the era.

Indiana Landmarks buys six houses in Wabash, with plans to rehabilitate the exteriors before putting them back on the market.

Properties for sale in two Ohio River communities offer preservation-minded house-hunters a chance to buy into the region’s rich history.

A new state historical marker commemorates Lincoln Gardens, the first New Deal housing project constructed specifically for African Americans.

Portage city officials plan to preserve and reuse one of the city’s few remaining historic civic buildings.