Workers recently started working on Grouseland, the Vincennes residence that was William Henry Harrison's home when he was governor of the Indiana Territory in the early 19th century.

The grant from the National Park Service moves First Christian Church closer to the $2.4 million needed to repair the Columbus church's 160-foot tower.

Indiana Landmarks' annual list of Indiana's most endangered historic structures is out with three sites repeating from last year's list and seven new entries.

Indiana Landmarks announced Tuesday that Judy O'Bannon was chosen as the recipient of the statewide group's 2020 Williamson Prize for outstanding leadership in historic preservation.

An estimated $150,000 is needed for work on the Cades Mill and the Wallace bridges in Fountain County.

Ball State University will lead archaeological surveys at three Indiana parks to locate possible prehistoric sites and homesteads from the early 1800s.

The museum highlights the Elkhart area's railroading history, with steam and diesel locomotives and passenger cars on display and a large model railroad exhibit.

Indiana Landmarks bought the building from the city and announced this month it is up for sale.

The nonprofit plans to repair the 90-year-old castle-like building's white glazed brick exterior and then sell it with a preservation covenant.

The initial plan calls for about a million pages of court order books and case files to be digitally scanned to create a searchable database available to the public.