Indiana Landmarks is hosting an event on Juneteenth to celebrate Black resilience and the end of enslavement, featuring ...

Indiana Landmarks Northwest Field Director Blake Swihart now occupies an office first used by former Valparaiso University President O.P. Kretzmann. Linwood House, which formerly housed VU ...

Marsh Davis, the longtime head of Indiana Landmarks, a not-for-profit that has helped preserve scores of historic buildings across the state, plans to retire in April 2025 after 19 years at the ...

Indiana Landmarks, the state's foremost historic preservation group, is relocating its Northwest Indiana Field Office from Gary's Miller neighborhood to a Valparaiso home it describes as a ...

This story was originally published by Public News Service. By Terri Dee, anchor/producer Public News Service June 19, 2025 ...

Decay Devils, a Gary-based nonprofit, has partnered with Indiana Landmarks to help clean inside the former high school. The two organizations are also seeking volunteers to help with the cleanup ...

African Americans’ presence in Indiana has been documented to the mid-1700s by St. Francis Xaiver Church in Knox County. Births, deaths, baptisms and marriages of both free and enslaved African ...

Indiana Landmarks has been fighting to save the historic buildings that contribute to the Hoosier State’s heritage. The statewide historic preservation organization, with a Northwest Indiana ...

International Harvester’s former engineering building appears for the second time on an annual list of Indiana’s 10 most endangered landmarks “too important to lose.” The red brick ...

Indiana Landmarks Black Heritage Preservation Program is offering a college scholarship for Indiana residents who identify as Black or African American and who are attending or planning to attend ...