Historic New Carlisle launches another downtown renovation project and uncovers some long-hidden history in the process.

When local gyms lost their original purpose, communities in Mooresville, Jasper, Lebanon, and New Harmony rallied for their preservation.

An $11 million development revitalizes a long-vacant landmark on Brookville’s courthouse square and becomes the state’s first project completed using Opportunity Zone funding.

Knightstown’s Hoosier Gym stood in for historic gyms across Indiana in “Hoosiers,” while a museum and water tower in Milan celebrate the movie’s real-life underdog state champions.

Breanne and Edward Stover spent two-and-a-half years adapting the 1920 Griffith State Bank building into an arts and event venue.

A public-private partnership revitalizes a vacant building in the heart of historic downtown Rushville. 

With key support from town officials, Indiana Landmarks has stepped in to stabilize Dillsboro’s historic Masonic Hall building and set up an opportunity for downtown revitalization.

St. John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church is Gary’s oldest congregation, a distinction augmented by the church’s addition to the National Register of Historic Places.

Two funds honoring the legacy of a retired Eli Lilly chemist provide grants to organizations working to preserve significant African American landmarks in Indiana.