With thanks to a heroic volunteer corps, this year we celebrate the twentieth anniversary of our West Baden-French Lick tour program.

We’ve heard of house moves, and we’ve been responsible for some, but none quite as ambitious and grand as the move of Lafayette’s Potter-Haan House. It traveled all the way from Connecticut to Missouri before coming to rest in Indiana back in 1904.

Due to popular demand, we’ve opened up more tickets to our Landmarks Experience: Century of Progress on October 16. But they’re selling fast!

Enjoy a fall afternoon in scenic Washington County and applaud the winners of Indiana Landmarks’ Southern Regional preservation awards during our “Salem Stroll” on Sunday, October 23.

On August 20, Indiana Landmarks and the Miller Beach Arts and Creative District present an exploration of the area’s mid-century modern architecture.

St. Anne’s Chapel at St. Mary-of-the-Woods is an intriguing artistic novelty. From the outside, the tiny chapel belies the spectacle within: nearly every surface of the chapel is covered in shells –- thousands and thousands of them.

If you’re intrigued by industrial landmarks, you must visit Kokomo Opalescent Glass, a company that has been making colored sheet glass since 1888, in the same place and pretty much the same way today as it did in the beginning.