Illustrations show imperiled places in a new light.

Indiana Landmarks announces the 10 Most Endangered for 2017, an annual list of Hoosier landmarks in jeopardy.

Our popular Back to the Future: A Mid-Century Modern Home Tour returns for its tenth run, Saturday, June 3 in Terre Haute.

Indiana Landmarks and iMOCA want photos of special Hoosier places for a July show.

With a grant from Switzerland County Tourism, the Historic Hoosier Theater in Vevay recently returned movies to its entertainment lineup.

Newburgh residents rally to save and repurpose the Little Red Brick House, an early community landmark slated for reuse as an amphitheater ticket booth.

Two former 10 Most Endangered sites are vying for funding through the USA Today Network’s community grant competition.

Last month, Indiana Landmarks became proud owner of the Wabash Sheriff’s House & Jail, an endangered historic structure previously marked for demolition.

Whether you’re planning your next house project or just ready to learn something new, Restore Michiana returns with lectures and workshops focusing on old-home rehab essentials.