Indiana Landmarks

The majority of the graves archaeologists uncovered contained human remains.

Indiana Landmarks has a new leader, Brad Ward took over as President & CEO of the statewide historic preservation group this year.

A new archival photo project focuses on the construction of some of the most historic buildings in Indianapolis.

The story of a Black man beaten to death in Indianapolis in a racist 1845 lynching is now part of the city’s cultural trail in the form of a historical marker.

Indiana Landmarks' Black Heritage Preservation Program is working to preserve Indiana’s Black history one site at a time.

A new program highlights Black heritage sites in Indiana in hopes these places can qualify for listing in the National Register of Historic Places.

The Indiana Landmarks historic preservation group is working with the 200-person town about 10 miles northwest of Bloomington and suggests the buildings could become an events venue.

Two funds honoring the legacy of Eli Lilly's first Black chemist will provide grants to organizations working to preserve, restore and maintain important African-American landmarks in Indiana. Standiford H. Cox created these funds in his name and to honor his parents.

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.