Fountain County Landmarks

10/08/2026

10/08/2026

09/03/2026

⚠️ Today, Indiana Landmarks announces our annual 10 Most Endangered list, highly threatened Hoosier places that are too important to lose.

The list includes a nineteenth-century grist mill; a former African American Knights of Pythias lodge; the home of a national leader in women’s suffrage; a church designed by one of the state’s most important architects; a towering firehouse; a historic scout camp; a museum village; a Modernist civic building; an architecturally distinguished home; and a popular high school fieldhouse.

Places that land on the 10 Most Endangered list often face a combination of problems rather than a single threat—abandonment, neglect, dilapidation, obsolete use, development pressure, or owners who simply lack money for repairs.

“Indiana Landmarks’ 10 Most Endangered list is a catalyst for action,” says Brad Ward, president of the nonprofit preservation organization. “The designation raises public awareness about threatened historic places, strengthens preservation advocacy, and helps generate resources to save them. Each endangered place tells a unique story, and each faces its own set of challenges. In all cases, when an endangered place lands on our list, we commit to seeking solutions that lead to rescue and revitalization,” he adds.

➡️ Visit our website to see the full list of endangered properties and watch our account in the coming days to learn more about each site: https://www.indianalandmarks.org/10-most-endangered/

📸: Adams Mill in Cutler by Evan Hale

06/13/2026

The Old Church is getting some needed brick repair work for the entrance. Thanks to Indiana Landmarks, Fountain County Landmarks and Flynn Masonry.

05/27/2026

👀 What are you reading this week? Might we suggest the May/June issue of Indiana Landmarks' member magazine, Indiana Preservation?

Featured articles include:

📖 Mid-Century Modern style on display in Anderson for Indiana Modern's annual Back to the Future: A Mid-Century Modern Home Tour

📖 The restoration of historic South Bend garage, now home to Indiana Landmarks' northern office and South Bend TradeWorks salvage shop

📖 Architecture built by company interests

📖 Significant support for historic Black churches in Lyles Station and Lafayette

Learn how to subscribe: https://www.indianalandmarks.org/join-give/membership/

📸 Cover image of 1960s home of Roger and Susie Reed in Anderson, featured on Indiana Modern's annual modern home tour in June, by Chilluffo Media.