Historic Landmarks Foundation Of Indiana Inc

Indiana landmarks owns seven historic properties located throughout the state of indiana. The 1865 morris butler house in indianapolis highlights architecture of the nineteenth century. Veraestau in aurora, indiana, is a historic home set high above the ohio river. Portions of this building date to 1837. In addition to these properties, indiana landmarks owns and maintains five other historic buildings which have been restored and function as office for the organization. All these properties serve to increase public awareness of the organization and to educate the public regarding indiana's history and the desirability of restoring and preserving historic properties.

Indiana landmarks provides a year-round schedule of events, tours, lectures throughout the state. The indiana landmarks center in indianapolis, located in a historic former church, provides a unique space for various functions, including special events, lectures, films, theater productions, diy classes and workshops. In orange country, indiana, indiana landmarks provides tours of the historic west baden springs hotel and the french lick spring hotel. The tours of the hotels and the surrounding gardens highlight the historic architecture, the hotelsigins, and their decline and rebirth through award-winning restoration. Two gift shops within the hotel properties carry merchandise inspired by the past, including books and materials pertaining to the history of indiana, architectures, and historic preservation.

Indiana landmarks produces several publications which are generated six times a year. These publications and other tools such as the website, are intended to provide informative and educational services to members of indiana landmarks and to the general public.