Indiana Landmarks Center

We save buildings because they stir us. They’re inspiring examples of Hoosier art and spirit, ingenuity and craft. They heighten our sense of place and connect us through the generations. They help us remember what’s important in our lives.

A private organization not affiliated with government, Indiana Landmarks grew from an all-volunteer force to a membership-based nonprofit with professional staff in an Indianapolis headquarters and nine regional offices who help Hoosiers save and repurpose old buildings and revitalize neighborhoods and downtowns.

Our campus combines a stunningly adapted nineteenth-century church complex—a $19 million restoration and repurposing—and an antique-filled Victorian mansion. We use the beautiful venues for our own meetings and events and rent them to others.