Indiana Landmarks provided two loans and staff assistance to help Historic New Carlisle, Inc. leverage nearly $1 million to purchase and restore the Old Republic. Today, the group uses the 1860 landmark as office and community space, including a bed and breakfast on the second floor.

Saving historic places requires dedicated people backed by the right resources. That’s where we come in—we offer tools to help individuals, organizations, and communities preserve and restore historic places.

• A network of regional offices around the state
• Grants and loans to nonprofit organizations
• Advice on tax credits for preservation
• Technical assistance and advocacy
• Our annual 10 Most Endangered program
• Real estate programs
• Publications and information
• Tours and workshops
• Programs and events at our museum properties
• Library and information center
• Speakers bureau
• Resources for teachers
• Special preservation initiatives

If you don’t see what you’re looking for, contact the office nearest you for more information, or check our list of frequently asked questions for answers to common questions.