Once centers of culture, industry and community, these historic Indiana sites are now in peril. On Monday, Indiana Landmarks released its 10 Most Endangered list for 2022, which includes a high ...

These sites are among Indiana Landmarks’ 10 “Most Endangered,” an annual list published by the Indianapolis-based nonprofit that seeks to save historic and “meaningful” places across the ...

Indiana Landmarks says they hope keeping the landmark on this year’s list will help reignite the push to find a reuse for the landmark. Oxford Community Mausoleum. 3268 W SR 352, Oxford.

Indiana Landmarks said repairs are estimated at over $800,000, and ongoing labor and material shortages are expected to increase that price tag. You can find more information about the bridge, ...

The survival of a historic district, theater, mansions and a "poor farm" are in question for these 10 sites, according to Indiana Landmarks.

INDIANAPOLIS (May 1, 2017) – Indiana Landmarks has announced its annual 10 Most Endangered list, an annual compilation of Hoosier landmarks in jeopardy. The list includes a courthouse, municipal ...

“Indiana Landmarks uses its 10 Most Endangered list in several ways,” says Marsh Davis, president of the nonprofit preservation organization. “Sometimes it serves an educational role.

Residents will have a chance to weigh in on efforts to preserve one of Indianapolis’ most significant Black neighborhoods.

Indiana Landmarks spotlighted the home last year, placing it on its “10 Most Endangered List.” Built in 1954, the home suffered from a dilapidated roof and overgrown vegetation covering ...

Indiana Landmarks established a Black landmarks program in the early 1990s, but the new Black heritage program “really amplifies that work and brings new focus,” Davis said.

On April 17, Indiana Landmarks hosted a community meeting where they learned what residents wanted to see from the site. People mentioned a museum and a boutique hotel, among other uses, Swihart said.