JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2020 Annual Report

MODERN MAKEOVER A former 10 Most saved BETTER TOGETHER Relying on local partners FROM THE PRESIDENT BY THE NUMBERS Temple Beth-El South Bend BOARD OF DIRECTORS

OFFICERS Olon F. Dotson Muncie Hon. Randall T. Shepard Honorary Chairman Jeremy D. Efroymson Parker Beauchamp Better to Keep Her Chairman Melissa Glaze Roanoke James P. Fadely, Ph.D. people who attended ONE OF THE MOST JARRING entries in Indiana Landmarks’ Past Chairman Tracy Haddad Columbus Sara Edgerton Landmarks tours, talks, open current 10 Most Endangered list is the Pulaski County Vice Chairman David A. Haist Culver houses, and events around the Courthouse, a Romanesque Revival gem that imparts dignity Marsh Davis President Bob Jones Evansville state in the last year and grandeur to Winamac, the county seat. When we were Doris Anne Sadler Secretary/Assistant Treasurer Christine H. Keck Evansville alerted that Pulaski County officials were considering demo- Thomas H. Engle Assistant Secretary Matthew R. Mayol, AIA lition of their historic courthouse, our immediate response Indianapolis Brett D. McKamey might have been to raise a chorus of opposition and do battle Treasurer Ray Ontko Richmond with public officials. Instead, we committed to helping the Judy A. O’Bannon Secretary Emerita Martin E. Rahe congregations receiving training county find another path that might lead to the preservation Cincinnati, OH DIRECTORS James W. Renne in landmark stewardship, of the courthouse. Hilary Barnes Newburgh community engagement, and Indianapolis We can conjure compelling reasons for saving the court- George A. Rogge fundraising from Sacred Places The Rt. Rev. Jennifer Gary Riverside High School house: design, craftsmanship, materials, community char- Baskerville-Burrows Sallie W. Rowland Indianapolis Indiana since its launch in 2015 FREDERICK DAVID Indianapolis Indianapolis

acter, and history, to name a few. But sometimes a building’s Candace Chapman Peter J. Sacopulos EVAN HALE Evansville Terre Haute fate boils down to the arguments that historic buildings are Edward D. Clere Robert L. Santa functionally obsolete and too expensive to adapt and main- New Albany Bloomington Mike Corbett Charlitta Winston Between tain. The best way to counter those arguments is to provide Noblesville Indianapolis Ellen Swisher Crabb John D. Zeglis 2010-2015 hard data to the contrary, which is exactly what we did. Indianapolis Culver To that end, Indiana Landmarks commissioned an exten- Cheri Dick Beau F. Zoeller Zionsville Indianapolis sive and multi-option architectural study that compared in grants awarded by costs of retaining and updating the old courthouse with those OFFICES & HISTORIC SITES Indiana Landmarks

of demolition and new construction. The study also gave full Headquarters Southeast Field Office leveraged… Indiana Landmarks Center Aurora consideration to the county’s concerns about functionality 1201 Central Avenue (812) 926-0983 and safety. Indianapolis, IN 46202 Southwest Field Office [email protected] Evansville (317) 639-4534 (812) 423-2988 All other good reasons for saving the courthouse aside— (800) 450-4534 Western Regional Office and there are many—a line from the old song “Makin’ Northwest Field Office Terre Haute Gary (812) 232-4534 Whoopee” best summarizes the study’s results and our (219) 947-2657 LEE LEWELLEN Huddleston Farmhouse informed, respectful recommendation to Pulaski County: Central Regional Office Cambridge City Indianapolis (765) 478-3172 (317) 639-4534 “You’d better keep her, you’ll find it’s cheaper.” Morris-Butler House Eastern Regional Office Indianapolis West Lafayette Cambridge City (317) 639-4534

(765) 478-3172 LEE LEWELLEN Veraestau Northern Regional Office Aurora South Bend (812) 926-0983 (574) 232-4534 French Lick and West Northeast Field Office Baden Springs tours Marsh Davis, President Wabash (866) 571-8687 (toll free) (800) 450-4534 (812) 936-5870 Southern Regional Office in grants recommended by Indiana New Albany (812) 284-4534 Landmarks and awarded in 2019 by the A plan to replace Winamac’s Pulaski County Courthouse with a parking lot Efroymson Family Fund of the Central On the landed the stately 1895 landmark on our 10 Most Endangered list in 2019, ©2020, Indiana Landmarks; ISSN#: 0737-8602 Indiana Community Foundation to help sparking studies and talks with county officials on alternatives to retain the Cover Indiana Landmarks publishes Indiana Preservation bimonthly stabilize, rehabilitate, save, and restore in investment in historic properties including community anchor, a top preservation priority in 2020. PHOTO BY EVAN HALE for members. To join and learn other membership benefits, visit indianalandmarks.org or contact memberships@ historic landmarks statewide Ferdinand’s Wollenmann House indianalandmarks.org, 317-639-4534 or 800-450-4534. To PHOTO BY LEE LEWELLEN offer suggestions forIndiana Preservation, contact editor@ indianalandmarks.org. 2 INDIANA PRESERVATION 10 MOST SAVED

give back. I just had to do it. I didn’t even have a business plan A leaky roof installing green tile in the master bath’s in place when I bought it.” exposed the Mills shower to match the original sink. House to the ele- Anthony, who is passionate about mid-century architec- ments, accelerating “Finding out that he was dedicat- ture, finally got a clear vision for the property while visiting decline inside (top ing this conference center to my dad, Frank Sinatra’s home, now an event center in Palm Springs. left). In transform- I was completely speechless,” says Bill He decided to rent the Mills House for small meetings and ing the house into Cooler. “My family was brought to an event center, business retreats, rechristening it the Harry Cooler Conference Anthony prioritized tears of joy at Todd’s vision and I just Center in honor of its architect. saving original think of how proud my father would Though the house was structurally sound, water pooling details such as pen- be of him. Ever since he bought it, on the flat roof created holes that left the property open to dant lights and a it’s been a euphoria of watching the built-in planter (top Reviving a Modern Masterpiece the elements and animals. Anthony banished the critters right). Susan Mills place evolve.” and put on a temporary roof before assessing what could be England, daughter The Mills House will be one of ALONG GREENWOOD’S BUSY Vacancy and dete- Saved in the nick of time by Greenwood native Todd Anthony, saved. To bring back Cooler’s design, he brought in Harry’s of original owners the homes featured on this year’s Edith and Ernie Fry Road, the Mills House has been rioration landed the Mills House is capturing attention again following a year- son, architect Bill Cooler. Back to the Future tour on May 30 in Greenwood’s Mills Mills (below) pro- a standout since its construction in House (above) long renovation. Vintage photos and slides aided work throughout. After a vided vintage pho- Indianapolis, sponsored by Indiana 1956, a Wrightian-inspired residence on Indiana In 1954, Ernie Mills, owner of the Monarch Cabinet friend sent her an article about the renovation, Susan Mills tos for inspiration. Landmarks’ affinity group Indiana PHOTOS BY JASON of glass and fieldstone. By 2014, Landmarks’ 10 Company, bought a wooded site on a large lot to build a house England, the daughter of the original homeowners, reached WETHERHOLT (ABOVE), Modern. Watch upcoming issues of however, the vacant house stood out Most Endangered for use as his family home and a showcase for his company’s out to Anthony to share her memories of growing up in the MILLS FAMILY (BELOW) Indiana Preservation for more tour list in 2014, and for for all the wrong reasons, its neglected years we pressed cabinets and countertops. A fan of Frank Lloyd Wright’s work, house and a scrapbook of historic images. In a happy coinci- details. To learn more about the Mills state landing the property on Indiana for a preservation- Mills found the right local partner in Indianapolis architect dence, Anthony found a photo of Ernie and Edith Mills stand- House’s history and see additional Landmarks’ 10 Most Endangered list. minded buyer who Harry Cooler, who had studied under Wright while attending ing near the staircase beneath a sputnik-style light fixture that photos, visit coolercenter.org. could ensure the the University of Illinois. perfectly matched a vintage fixture he’d already purchased for home’s future. The property finally Cooler’s design for the tri-level house brought the outside the space. “That’s the great part about the house being built in found its savior in through expanses of glass and natural materials. At Mills’ the last sixty years. There’s still people around that can tell its in Greenwood request, Cooler incorporated cutting-edge technologies, includ- stories,” says Anthony. native Todd Anthony (left), ing air conditioning and copper tubing to supply radiant heat In the basement crawlspace, Anthony discovered terrazzo who embarked in the terrazzo floors, as well as samples of his company’s work. floor samples that guided Indianapolis’s Santarossa Mosaic on a year-long After the Mills family moved out, the property eventually and Tile in repairing the original floors. The crawlspace also renovation in 2018, became a law firm, then fell into disrepair. In driving by the contained original blueprints, now framed and hanging on the consulting with Bill Cooler (far left), house in December 2018, Todd Anthony, owner of online walls. Beneath rotted wall panels, workers found notes written son of the original business DiscountFilters, saw a “For Sale” sign in the yard. He from Ernie Mills to contractors. architect Harry started making phone calls, and within a few days he owned Scouting online auction sites and antiques shops, Anthony Cooler. the Mills House. “It was in such a state of disrepair that anyone outfitted the house in mid-century style, with a mixture of PHOTOS BY JASON WETHERHOLT with common sense wouldn’t have gotten involved,” Anthony reproduction and original pieces, including a Wright-designed jokes. “I’ve had a very successful career. The city’s been very table he found in the Netherlands. The bathrooms retain their good to me and our business, and this was a kind of way to original salmon and dark green color schemes, with Anthony

4 INDIANA PRESERVATION indianalandmarks.org 5 LOCAL PARTNERS

Founded in 2012, SOS has cham- “Every project we’ve done has used Indiana Landmarks loans. pioned projects including adaptive They’ve been incredibly valuable to us, increasing our working reuse of the Marion National Bank, capital and helping bridge the gap financially,” says RNR President saving the Wolfe Law building from Eric Nicholson. “Indiana Landmarks’ regional staff is also such a demolition, and developing preserva- good resource in troubleshooting how to do certain repairs and Joining tion guidelines for the city’s down- making sure we’re protecting the home’s original features.” town commercial district. Forces “We’re pleased that Indiana In Huntington’s Old Plat Historic District, the c.1879 built Landmarks’ covenants will protect our In Marion, our for George and Martha Humbert occupies a prominent corner. WHEN IT COMES TO investment in the Plato property,” says affiliate Save Our Its high-style Italianate details—including scroll-sawn corbels at preserving historic buildings, Indiana William Munn, SOS president and Stories is using an the roofline, tall double-hung windows, carved limestone win- Indiana Landmarks Landmarks relies on partnerships Grant County historian. “The partner- loan to replace dow headers, a two-story bay window, and a hipped-roof with at the local level—people who can ship has been an invaluable asset for a leaky roof and cupola—were impressive even in decay. When the house fell into identify the places that matter most our organization’s growth. We’re able repair brick on a foreclosure in 2015, the City recruited our affiliate Huntington to communities. Groups who have to take on more, larger-scale projects Craftsman house Alert as receiver to save the landmark from demolition. designed by Samuel formally allied with us as affiliates due to the expertise and confidence Plato, Indiana’s first Aided by a $75,000 loan from our Efroymson Family reap the benefits, including preferred Huntington Alert homes, churches, schools, and stores before leaving Marion in they have instilled in us.” licensed African Endangered Places program, Huntington Alert cleaned out interest rates on loans, a valuable used an Indiana 1921 to design post offices and government housing around American archi- the Italianate residence, added a new roof, new HVAC and Landmarks loan tool on properties that can seem too the country. Since forming in 2014, our affiliate tect. The group mechanical systems, cleaned, painted, and installed drywall, to rescue and employed a crew risky a proposition for a traditional repair the threat- Last year, the owner of one of Plato’s remaining designs, Richmond Neighborhood Restoration of volunteers to and tuckpointed brick, returning the property to a single- bank loan. In Marion, Richmond, ened c.1879 an eye-catching Craftsman house built in 1905 at 917 South (RNR) has aimed to turn around the clear debris from family home. Contractors reinstalled the original front door, and Huntington, affiliates are rescu- Humbert House Adams Street, donated the property to our affiliate Save Our city’s Linden Hill neighborhood, taking the house, and after in storage in the garage, and reglazed and repaired curved (above). Richmond making repairs, plan ing historic houses that are neglected, Neighborhood Stories (SOS), Marion’s nonprofit preservation group. As soon on problem houses that need some to market the prop- glass windows. The group worked with the City to have the abandoned, and in some cases on the Restoration has as the ink dried on the new deed, SOS mobilized an army of TLC and improving them enough to erty with our pro- Humbert House designated a local historic landmark and brink of demolition. employed several volunteers to clear mounds of debris from the main house and attract buyers who can finish the work. tective covenants, donated a preservation easement on the property to Indiana of our loans in its equally attractive carriage house. Using a mix of volunteer labor and selling to a buyer Landmarks, ensuring its long-term stewardship and protection. ongoing revitaliza- who can complete Around the turn of the twentieth tion of the Linden Using a $60,000 loan from Indiana Landmarks, the group hired contractors, they’ve fixed up and the restoration. With the home’s sale pending at the end of 2019, it’s the kind century, a talented carpenter-builder Hill neighborhood, is replacing a leaky roof and restoring brickwork on the main sold three historic homes so far, putting PHOTO BY PAUL HAYDEN of turnaround story we like to celebrate. named Samuel Plato was building a including a recent house. We also supplied a grant from our Efroymson Family money from the sales towards the next project at 2009 reputation as Marion’s architect of East Main Street Endangered Places program to restore leaded glass windows on project. In 2019, they acquired two choice. An Alabama native, Plato (below). the house’s sunporch. Once exterior repairs are complete, SOS historic homes: a mid-nineteenth-cen- PHOTOS BY BRIAN became Indiana’s first licensed African ZUERCHER (ABOVE), ERIC will market the property with protective covenants to a new tury Federal-style house with Italianate American architect, designing grand NICHOLSON (BELOW) owner who will finish the restoration. features at 2009 East Main Street, and a house just a couple blocks away slated to be demolished through Richmond’s blight elimination program. Instead, the City donated the house at 2237 East Main Street, once voted the ugliest in Richmond, to RNR. The organi- zation tackled 2009 East Main first, putting on a new roof, installing new electric and mechanical systems, and adding a fresh exterior paint scheme. At 2237 East Main, volunteers cleared out mountains of clutter and workers made immediate repairs to stabilize the prop- erty, which RNR hopes to renovate and put on the market by this summer.

6 INDIANA PRESERVATION indianalandmarks.org 7 Indiana Landmarks is thankful for each and every contributor and all our members. Your support enables us to act quickly when historic places are threatened and help communities use preservation to revitalize neighborhoods and downtowns and reconnect with heritage. The following list reflects gifts above the level of individual and dual membership given between September 1, 2018, and August 31, 2019. Please know that we are grateful for the support of every member.

Last May, Indiana Landmarks celebrated the grand open- ing of the Kunz Hartman House in New Albany following a 20-month restoration to reverse fire damage at the Queen Anne landmark and repurpose it as our Southern Regional Office.PHOTO © CITY OF NEW ALBANY

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State of ELKHART PORTER LAPORTE STST. .J OJOSEPSEPHH ELKHART $5,000–$9,999 George Rogge and Sue Rutsen Preservation DEKALB PORTER Mr. and Mrs. Robert Santa NNOBLOBLEE Individuals Marsh and Grace Davis INDIANA LANDMARKS’ LAKE Mr. and Mrs. Timothy S. Shelly LAKE Kerry Dinneen and Sam Sutphin regional office staff assist STARKRKEE Jane T. and Frank Walker property owners, community $50,000+ Mr. Dennis S. Gilman MAMARSHALRSHALL ALLEALLENN Carl and Mary Kay Wolford leaders, and local preservation WHITLEY Linda Christian Davis Mrs. Barbara J. Goddard KOSSCIUSCIUSKO organizations, devising strate- Mr. Richard L. Funkhouser* Brian and Shannon Zuercher Ms. Christy Krieg and Mr. Patrick Carroll gies to save endangered places JASPER WHITLEY NEWTON FULTON Peter Frederick Kunz, MD Mr. and Mrs. Tony Moravec PULASKI FULTON and restore historic buildings. PULASKI WABASH Charles T. Richardson $1,000–$2,499 The map represents the places WABASH Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Toothaker Jean Allan where we put our formal pro- $25,000–$49,999 MIAMI grams to work in the fiscal year CASS HUNTINGTON Mr. and Mrs. Turner Woodard Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Alpert WHITE Tracy L. Haddad that ended August 31, 2019. WELLS ADAMS WHITE Mr. and Mrs. Eli Lilly, II Mrs. Sarah Andrews-Ponder CASS HUNTINGTON Jim and Lynn Renne $2,500–$4,999 Eleanor Arnold BENTON Mr. William Atkins and Ms. Betsy Brougher Indiana Landmarks Robert and Deborah Bennett Regional/Field Offices BENTON Ms. Trudy Banta BLACKFORD JJAAYY $10,000–$24,999 Ms. Elizabeth A. Chamberlin CARROLCARROLLL GRANT Mr. and Mrs. John H. Barnard WWAARRERRENN HHOOWAWARDRD GRANT Mr. and Mrs. Parker Beauchamp Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. Congdon Grant* BLACKFORD Ms. Sarah C. Barney TIPPECANOE CCLINTLINTOONN Mrs. Charles Bookwalter, II Tina Connor TIPTON DELAWARE Efroymson Family TIPPECANOE DELAWARE Ms. Sara Edgerton Ms. Marilyn J. Devitt* MADISON Endangered Places MADISON Cheri and Rollie Dick Mr. and Mrs. Robert Grand Back to the Future, the annual Mid- Loan FFOOUNTUNTAAIINN HAMILTON Mrs. Lori Efroymson-Aguilera and Mr. Ms. Ann Harrison Century Modern Home Tour sponsored MONTGOMERY HAMILTON RANDOLPH Efroymson Family Fund MONTGOMERY Sergio Aguilera Mike and pegg kennedy by Indiana Landmarks’ affinity group V HENRY Grant/CICF E BOONE WAAYNE Martin and Maribeth Rahe Mr. and Mrs. Johann C. Lichtenfeld Indiana Modern, returned to Columbus R BOONE in the tour’s twelfth year, showcasing M Mrs. Sarah A. Rowland, ASID Dr. Sandra McCabe and Mr. David McCabe Landmark Sold I MARIONMARION HANCHANCOOCKCK five private residences built between L Mrs. Jane Shine Frank L. Meeker L 1958 and 1963. I HENDRIICKSKS WAYNE PARKRKEE PUTNAM F Carol and John Zeglis Mrs. Judy A. O’Bannon PHOTO BY MARK DOLLASE Landmark for Sale O N A Y RURUSSHH E Commission Assistance T UNIOONN Contract PUTNAM T JOHNSON E Blight Elimination MORGAN SHELBHELBYY Program† CLAY CLAY OWEN JOHNSON FRAFRNKLINANKLIN Affiliate Organization VIGO BROWN BARTHOLOMEW BARTHOLOMEW DECATUR OWEN BROWN DECATUR DEARBORN Site Visit DEARBORN

MONROE JENNINGS SUSULLIVLLIVANAN JENNINGN S * Includes Efroymson Family RIPLEYRIPLEY GREENREENE Endangered Places, Marion County JJACACKSKSONON Historic Preservation, African OHIO American Heritage, Historic JEFFERSON SWITZERLAND Preservation Education, and Sacred SWITZERLAND KNOX LALAWRENWRENCCEE JEFFERSON Places Indiana grants. MARTINMARTIN DAVIESS † Indicates cities and counties where staff has reviewed properties slated KNOX DAVIESS SSCCOOTTTT WASHINGTON for demolition through the feder- WASHINGTON ally funded Blight Elimination CLARK Program and advocated for ORANGRANGEE CLARK landmarks worth saving. DDUUBOIBOISS CRAWFORD GIBSOGIBN SON

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10 INDIANA PRESERVATION Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Basile The Hon. and Mrs. Edward D. Clere Steve and Lisa Ford Marguerita and Duane Johnson Mr. Thomas Bast Judge and Mrs. J. Terrence Cody Ron and Roni Fritz The Hon. and Mrs. Michael Kanne Mr. William Beatty and Ms. Lisa Kmak Mrs. Gayle T. Cook Ms. Sharon L. Gamble Jim and Christine Keck Beatty Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Cooley Mr. and Mrs. Tim Gibson James and Marjorie Kienle Dr. Elizabeth Ann Beck Mrs. Ellen Swisher Crabb and Dr. David Scott and Melissa Glaze Mr. Mark Kurth and Ms. Shelby Moravec Mr. and Mrs. Eric Bedel W. Crabb Frank and Carolyn Gunter Mr. and Mrs. William R. Longest Randy and Janet Belden Julia and W. Adam Ehret Dave and Sandy Haist Ruth Ann and Bob Loser Mr. and Mrs. Greg L. Blum Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Evans, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Heyob Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Mallor Mr. and Mrs. Drew Boggs Dr. and Mrs. James P. Fadely Mrs. Jane H. Houck Mr. Eric A. Manterfield Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Burger Jill and John Failey Mr. C. Scott Hullinger Ms. Sally Marker Mr. and Mrs. Barrett Calhoon Dawn M. Fazli Robert W. Jacobi and Freddi Dr. and Mrs. Douglas R. Maxwell Ms. Jan M. Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Fehribach Stevens-Jacobi Matthew R. Mayol Mr. and Mrs. Brett D. McKamey Mr. and Mrs. Harry Roll McLaughlin, Jr. Ms. Nancy L. McMillan Boris E. Meditch* 2019 FINANCIAL REPORT Ms. Dian Moore Dr. and Mrs. Phillip G. Mosbaugh n the fiscal year ending August 31, 2019, Indiana tional spending for the fiscal year to remain within our Mr. Charles J. Mullen For over a decade, Indiana Landmarks encouraged rehabilitation of Shelby County Landmarks’ finances continued to strengthen, budgeted endowment draw, supplemented by addi- Ms. Sharon Negele and Mr. Dennis Bridge #13, closed to traffic since 2011. Working with county commissioners and the with our net asset balance increasing from tional revenues. The graph identifies the sources of McIntosh state department of transportation, we helped find a solution to save the span, relo- I Cheri and Mark Nichols cated and restored as part of a trail in Shelbyville’s Blue River Memorial Park. $85.1 million to $85.6 million, supported by positive operational revenue and our use of those funds. PHOTO © BACH STEEL returns on invested endowment assets. For complete audited financial statements, visit Mr. Ralph G. Nowak Indiana Landmarks’ staff and board-level finance Indiana Landmarks’ website, indianalandmarks. Ms. Renee Palin and Mr. Karl Schaefer Mr. and Mrs. Curtis H. Peters and investment committees continue to carefully man- org, or contact Senior Vice President and CFO Mary Mr. and Mrs. Dan Huston Dr. and Mrs. George F. Rapp $500–$999 age the organization’s resources. We limited opera- Burger at 800-450-4534. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Charles Huston Mr. Kenneth Remenschneider and Dr. John and Sandy Anderson Mrs. Jeannine Isham Sharon Hoog Mr. David Baker and Ms. Elizabeth Kent and Betty Richardson Riley-Baker Mr. Erik Johnson and Ms. Kristie Hill % General Fund Jean Richcreek Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Brandenburg Larry A. and Sue Figert Kennedy 3.1 Byron and Marsha Robinson Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Burgomaster Ms. Kathryn M. Kunz Membership Operational Mrs. Alma Lathrop dues Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Rodman Kay Conner and Richard Walton % % Mr. and Mrs. George Lauck 12.4 Budget Mr. and Mrs. Eric Rowland Mr. Logan J. Cook 14.9 Larry and Valecia Crisafulli Jane and Jim Link Contributions Management Doris Anne and Tim Sadler & grants & general Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Sands Mr. Mark Demerly and Mr. David Chalfie Dennis and Anne McCafferty % The Hon. Randall T. Shepard and Ms. Gary Denney and Louise Bakker Prof. William McNiece 7.6 Amy W. MacDonell Mr. and Mrs. Don Dickerson Ms. Melinda J. Mears Fundraising % Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Shive Dr. Olon F. Dotson and Dr. Susan L. Bonnie Dee Merritt 17.4 Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson Scott Shreve Hall Dotson Mr. Clayton C. Miller Tours, sales, Mr. and Mrs. Steven Snell Jeremy D. Efroymson Mr. and Mrs. John Moe special events % % Mr. Timothy J. Stabosz Drs. Richard and Rebecca Feldman Ms. Barbara Murphy 67.1 Matt and Jennie Stegall Edward and Elizabeth Frazier Mr. and Mrs. John M. Mutz Investment 77.5 Mr. and Mrs. James A. Strain Col. and Mrs. Phillip J. Gick Mr. Paul A. Myers income Programs L. Gene and Rosemary Tanner Ryan Goode Mr. Timothy S. Needler Bill and Janet Taylor John and Pam Guthrie Cynthia and Phil Ohlrogge William H. and Emily M. Ward Mrs. Barbara T. Habig* Sharon and Raymond Ontko Charlitta and Robin Winston Mr. David Hamilton and Ms. Inge Ms. Julie Overbeck Dr. Dawn Zimmer and Mr. William Adams Van der Cruysen Mr. and Mrs. Scott Pannicke Mr. and Mrs. Beau F. Zoeller Mr. John R. Hammond, III and Ms. Diana Mr. and Mrs. James Risk, III H. Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Randy Robertson REVENUES EXPENSES Mary A. and Richard J. Hertel Dr. Theresa Rohr-Kirchgraber $4,186,400 $4,137,900 Al and Kathy Hubbard 12 INDIANA PRESERVATION indianalandmarks.org 13 Nancy Ray Ross David W. Wantz and Susan B. Fleck George and Linn Bartling Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sacopulos Wantz Matt and Desma Belsaas Mrs. Anne Scheele Mrs. Mary F. Whalin Jon and Julia Birge Ms. Rita J. Schroll Mr. James P. White Dr. Glenn Blackwood Mr. Robert E. Schweitzer Ms. Molly Wilkens Dr. Larry C. Blaszczak Dr. Christian Wolf and Ms. Elaine Ms. Paula Sindlinger Mr. and Mrs. Chris Bodem Perfect Holden-Wolf Bobby Jay and Helen Small Mr. David Bodle Liz and Phil Smith Mr. Donald P. Bogard $250–$499 Fit Judith Stewart Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Bonar Thomas Abeel and Linda Gilkerson Mr. and Mrs. David Temple Ms. Mary Bookwalter and Mr. Jeff Stant WITH PEELING PAINT ON THE Mark A. and Elizabeth Bottorff Mr. John L. Tompkins Mr. and Mrs. Terry Bradbury walls, a leaky roof, and demolition Ahlemann Dr. and Mrs. Charles F. Bragg looming, in 2016 the appearance of Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Alcorn Bill and Nancy Brandenburg Wabash’s Alber House scared off most As part of a task force to save the David and Mary Allen Mr. Alan Braun would-be saviors. Undeterred, Indiana threatened 1915 Kendallville High Stefan and Joan Anderson School, Indiana Landmarks helped Mr. Don Arbogast and Ms. Terri Gill Mr. and Ms. Walter Breitinger Landmarks persuaded the owner to convince school leaders to donate the Dick and Kathi Badertscher Ms. Cynthia Calley and Mr. John Calley donate it to us and convinced the City building to the City. A new nonprofit Mr. Bruce Baird Dr. and Mrs. Robert R. Canida to contribute money it had earmarked After rescuing Wabash’s Alber House formed by the Dekko Foundation will (above) from demolition, Indiana Mr. and Mrs. Jim Baker Leslie J. Choitz for demolition. With additional rehab the school as a community learn- Landmarks restored the exterior, seek- Libby and Mark Cierzniak ing center. Jim and Cindy Barkley support from the Efroymson Family ing buyers who could finish work inside. PHOTO © TODD ZEIGER Mr. and Mrs. D. Wayne Barnett Dr. and Mrs. John J. Coleman, III Fund and the Alber family, Indiana We found a match this year in experi- Landmarks restored the exterior while enced restorers Ed Norman and it hunted for a buyer, finding the Tim Parnell (left). PHOTOS BY LEE LEWELLEN (ABOVE), JOAN HOSTETLER (LEFT) perfect fit in experienced restorers Ed Norman and Tim Parnell. “It’s a picturesque diamond in the family on the upper floor and operating a rough—bright, unique, and intact. German-style cafe on the lower level and We didn’t even know at first that it is back yard beer garden. Growing up in the oldest surviving house in Wabash,” Wabash, Ed Norman remembers being says Norman, a longtime member of intrigued by its picturesque appearance. “I Indiana Landmarks. had noticed the house for years, but it was Philip Alber, an immigrant mason Tim who really drove the purchase. Tim is from Lichtenstein, built his home in a transplant from Birmingham, Alabama, just 10 days in 1849, living with his and restored an old house there before moving to Indiana.” The two plan to keep the house’s original features, includ- Enjoy reading about the transformation ing wide-plank wood floors, stairway, brick walls, and the of the Alber House? limestone paved floor in the basement. In rehabbing the house, Discover other come- Indiana Landmarks increased the pitch of the new roof, creat- back stories in Indiana ing more usable living space on the second floor and allowing Landmarks Rescued and the house to maintain its original footprint without the need Restored, a coffee table for an addition. A master suite will be installed on the second book due out in May 2020 floor, with kitchen, living, and half bath on the main level, featuring more than 50 landmarks across the while the lower level will serve as a guest suite for visiting fam- state saved and restored ily. When family isn’t using the house, the couple is considering for the next generation. making the property available on Airbnb. Stay tuned for details in Last year, Indiana Landmarks also sold historic houses in future issues of Indiana Indianapolis and North Vernon, and churches near Vincennes Preservation. and Hillsboro. You can see historic properties for sale by Indiana Landmarks and others at indianalandmarks.org/for-sale.

14 INDIANA PRESERVATION indianalandmarks.org 15 Joe and Eleanor Columbe Mr. Charles S. Leone Mr. Myron Short Ken and Kim Asenbaugh Ms. Sally A. Cook Ms. Amy M. Levander Don Smith and Sid Spear Tammy Ayer Ms. Gabrielle Cramer Mr. Paul Lippert and Dr. Harlan Higgins Mr. Paul Smith and Ms. Karen Mr. and Mrs. Bruce E. Ayers, Jr. William J. Dale, Jr. and Jill Holt Dale Jim and Sara Lootens Chevalier-Smith David and Beverly Baals Mr. Arthur DePrez Curt and Charlene Louckes Mr. Ralph E. Spelbring Toni and Robert Bader The Hon. Betty C. Dillon Dr. Colleen Madden and Mr. Daniel Salvas Suzanne and Bob Stanis Ms. Shannon Bahler Mr. Mark A. Dollase Mr. and Mrs. Guy Mager Mr. Tony Steinhardt The Hon. and Mrs. John G. Baker Mr. Steve Downs and Mrs. Lisa Downs Mr. Greg Malone and Ms. Kathryn Kelley Carla Striegel-Winner and Jamie Winner Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bandy Mr. Todd Eads Dr. and Mrs. Karl Manders The Hon. and Mrs. Frank Sullivan Mr. and Mrs. David C. Barksdale Mr. David B. Frederick Mr. and Mrs. Morris L. Maurer Mr. and Mrs. Alex Sylvester Hilary and Travis Barnes Mr. and Mrs. Tim Gavaghan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Maxwell Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence W. Van Arendonk Ms. Sheila Barr Dr. and Mrs. George W. Geib Ms. Gale D. McCarty Mr. Richard Vance Mr. Dan Baughman Mr. Gary Girvin Dick and Marcia McCracken Lorraine and Rick Vavul Ann Baumgartle and Randy Smith James A. Glass, Ph.D. Mr. and Mrs. James McDonald Martha and Santi Vibul Mr. David A. Baxter Jennifer and Tom Godby Mr. Henry A. McLain and Mrs. Barbara James and Ruby Wagner Melissa and Jeff Baxter A. Douglas Mr. Michael Goldenberg Mr. and Mrs. Gene Warren, Jr. Mrs. Barbara Beard Mr. and Mrs. David C. Meyer Dr. Deborah Goldman and Mr. Robert Mr. Doug Wasitis and Mr. Jeffrey Nila Beauchamp Goldman David and Mary Miers Hochadel Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Beauchamp John Goodman and Sarah Kuntz Mrs. Diane H. Mikiska Ms. Paige Wassel Mr. Mark Becher Mr. Scott Goodwine Dennis Milam Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Wilcox Lynette Beckham Mr. and Mrs. David Gorden Todd and Gretchen Miller Hanna and Albert Will Mr. and Mrs. Bryan A. Beeler Dr. and Mrs. Richard E. Grace Mr. Robert G. Mork Dr. and Mrs. James M. Williams Mrs. Hanna Belcastro Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Grant Thomas R. Mote, M.D. Susan Williams and David Rimstidt Carl L. Bender and Barbara L. Brugnaux Ms. Portia Graves Bonnie H. Muir Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wingerter Reed and Paul Benhamou Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Griffin Mr. Kevin Charles Murray Robert and Stephanie Witt Mr. Gary Bennett Senator Ron Grooms Matt and Lee Neff Mrs. Marion Wolen Ms. Sue Bentrup Susan and Robert Guindon Ms. Jane S. Oaks Ms. Gretchen Wolfram Theresa and Dave Berghoff Ms. Philippa Guthrie John and Marian Oberholtzer Mr. David Woll Polly and Darrel Bigham Patrick J. O’Brian Mr. and Mrs. Arthur G. Haan, II Mr. David Wortman Ms. Carla S. Black Dr. Mary Ellen O’Connell and Mr. Peter Ms. Cris Halter and Mr. Bill Fraser Ms. Laura S. Yeo Mr. and Mrs. R.E. Black Bauer Mr. and Mrs. Alan M. Hamilton Judith Zearbaugh Ms. Sidney A. Blanchet Mrs. Susan Orr Ms. JauNae Hanger and Mr. Richard Rick and Jeanne Zeigler Ms. Mary E. Bland Penny and Anthony Ortega Waples Mr. William Blantz Mr. and Mrs. Milton C. Otto Mr. John P. Hansberry Up to $249 Paul and Lora Blaylock Mr. Alan Pyle Mr. Timothy J. Harmon Mr. Gilmore Abplanalp Mr. Scott G. Bocock David and Donna Reinhardt Todd and Lori Harris Mr. and Mrs. Wilton J. Aebersold Jerry and Eva Bohannon Robert A. and Kathryn M. Riester Ms. Nancy Ann Harter In 2019, Preserving Historic Places, Indiana’s Statewide Preservation Conference, trav- Sarah and Mark Aiton Mr. Robert Boklund Mr. David Rodgers Ms. Anita Harvey eled to Evansville, drawing attendees from around the state to see how the city has Mr. Vince Akers and Ms. Lisa Green Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Bonar adaptively repurposed several historic landmarks. The former Vanderburgh County Mr. Jason Rowland and Ms. Susan Haber Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Hayden Steve and Jennifer Albrecht Mr. Bruce BonDurant Courthouse, now used as an event center, served as conference headquarters. Phil and Freda Rush Barbara Hellyer Mr. Clifford Allen Mrs. Monica Bonnet PHOTO BY RYAN HAMLETT Ann Rybolt Louise and Brian Henderson Cris and Craig Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bough John Scherschel and Catherine Meeker Toots and Jim Henderson Larry and Sharyn Bowen Scherschel Mrs. Denise Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Henson Mary and David A. Bower Mrs. Diane S. Humphrey Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Kinghorn Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Schloss Ms. J. Sue Anderson Jane Herndon and Dan Kramer Joyce E. Bowman Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Irish Dr. and Mrs. John C. Klein Mrs. Rose A. Schnell-Cole and Dr. John Jonathan Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Marc Hetzner Mark and Judith Jacobi Dr. and Mrs. Al Knable Cole Robert and Julie Anger Mr. Roy D. Bowman Tom and Kay Hervey Kent and Jennal Johnson Dawn and Greg Knipe Mr. and Mrs. Albert H. Schumaker, II Ms. Alice Elizabeth Appel John and Susan Boyer Noel and Michael Heymann Dr. and Mrs. Walter Jolly John Krauss and Marnie Maxwell Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Sekula Mr. Dennis Arbuckle Ms. Wendy Boyle Mr. Eugene Hintz Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott Keller Dr. and Mrs. John Krol Ms. Mary Jo Shaughnessy and Mr. Stan Ms. Susan Armeny and Mr. Paul E. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Braitman Mr. Alan Hogan Kevin Kenyon and Bonnie Haruch Mrs. Cynthia Lamberjack Curts Langley Mrs. Merna Brenner Mr. Roger Hughes Mr. and Mrs. James A. King Mr. Jon Laramore and Ms. Janet McCabe Jason Shelley Ms. Judith C. Arnold John and Catherine Bridge Mrs. Sheila P. Hughes Dr. James M. King Ray and Nancy Larkin The Hon. and Mrs. Robert G. Shepherd Mr. and Mrs. Dennis M. Au Dr. Walter C. Bridgewater

16 INDIANA PRESERVATION indianalandmarks.org 17 Dr. Bruce C. Brink, Sr. Margaret Coffey Ms. Cheryl Dillenback REINVIGORATING Brent D. Brinkley Mrs. Catherine Colin Mrs. Lori Dobis-Misher Mr. Brendan Brown Ms. Mary Ann Combs Ms. Gail Dodge Brockton B. Brown and Mary Chalmers Mr. James L. Compton Mr. and Mrs. Neill R. Doherty SACRED PLACES William A. Browne, Jr. and Tiffany Joel and Nancy Conner Mr. Larry Donovan Benedict Browne Ms. Nancy Connor and Mr. Glenn Mayor and Mrs. William Dory, Jr. Mr. William A. Browne, Sr. Halberstadt Ms. Rita Dougherty n recent years, historic houses of Since 2015, Sacred Community Church is embarking on two capital campaigns Ms. Melissa Browning Kathy L. Copas Richard and Helen Downton worship have become increas- Places Indiana has to raise money for repairs to its historic building, holding David N. Brumm Mr. Larry Coplen Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Downs provided training to Mr. Dwight Bucher Mr. and Mrs. David Coriaty Mr. and Mrs. Eugene J. Dubuc ingly endangered as shrinking 35 congregations fundraisers and connecting with potential donors who have Adam Corya congregations struggle to sustain statewide, aiding ties to the church. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Buehler Judith and Patrick Duffy landmark buildings. To help congre- preservation of “Sacred Places Indiana has made our congregation live in James Bullard and Elaine Mr. Kyle Costlow Mr. and Mrs. Gregory S. Dugan I historic houses of Cummings-Bullard Thomas and Mary Jane Coursen gations before they reach a crisis, in the community. We are more alive now than ever before,” Dr. William M. Dugan, Jr., MD worship including Mr. Sam Burgess Ms. Barbara Sha Cox 2015 Indiana Landmarks established notes Rev. Dr. Sondra Gentry, the church pastor. Mrs. Ruth Ann Durbin Seymour’s Bethel Mr. Wilfred C. Bussing, III Cindy and Guille Cox Sacred Places Indiana in partnership Community Church In the last fiscal year, Sacred Places Indiana made three Andrew R. Durkin Mr. and Mrs. David Butler Mr. and Mrs. Carl L. Crabiel with the Philadelphia-based Partners (left). A $25,000 $25,000 capital grants to help congregations in Columbus, Dinah C. and David B. Duvall Mr. and Mrs. Robert Butler Mr. David Craig for Sacred Places. grant from the Marion, and Wabash repair their historic houses of worship. Randa Duvick and David Grosnick program will help Mr. William P. Butz Mr. Stephen Cranfill Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Eakin Marion’s God’s Columbus’s North Christian Church, a National Historic Mrs. Diane Byrd Dr. Donna Crawford and Dr. Clifford Mrs. Mabel Easton House Ministries Landmark built in 1964, will restore its heating and cooling Crawford Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm D. Cairns Mrs. Jane A. Eberhart rehab a stone-faced systems. God’s House Ministries in Marion is rehabilitating Mrs. Marilyn Creason chimney and para- Dr. Barrett S. Caldwell Mrs. Emily Eckardt a stone-faced chimney and parapet wall on its 1904 church, Dr. Joan Crist pet wall on its 1904 Mr. David Campbell Mr. Jason Edwards Betsy and Casey Cronin church. while Wabash Presbyterian Church is using the money to kick Jeana L. Campbell Mrs. Judith Egolf PHOTOS BY DAVID FREDERICK James R. Crouse and Jane Porter off a $750,000 capital campaign. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Campbell Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Einhorn Gresham In 2019, Indiana Landmarks received a $800,000 grant Ms. Wanda R. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Elliott The Hon. and Mrs. W. Timothy Crowley from Lilly Endowment to support Sacred Places Indiana for Monica and Paul Cannaley Andrew and Irene Engel Mr. and Mrs. Alan D. Culley the next three years. It’s a much-needed boost for a vital pro- Mrs. Mary Jean Cannell Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Enkema Dr. Carolyn A. Cunningham gram we hope to continue for years to come. Mr. Brian C. Carey Mr. and Mrs. Gary Etter Julie V. Curtis Chris Carlson Mrs. Naomi R. Ewan Mrs. Alice Jane Daggy Dee B. Carmichael Mr. and Mrs. James Fairfield Bernie Dahl Ms. Katharine Carr Dr. and Mrs. Donald Faulkner Mr. and Mrs. Douglas C. Dalton Mr. Donald D. Carrell Mr. Luke Fehribach Since then, Sacred Places Indiana Ms. Ashley Danielson Merrill and Patricia Carrigan Ms. Judy Feichter has provided training in landmark Mrs. Helen Dashnaw Mrs. Diedre Cart Doug and Debbie Felkins stewardship, community engagement, Mr. William Daunis and Mrs. Christine John and Karen Carter and fundraising to 35 congregations. Gerlach Mr. Ted Ferguson Ms. LaChelle Carter In the past fiscal year, the program Mr. James O. Davis* Mrs. Debra Fersch Mr. Mike Cassady awarded $118,750 in grants to help Dr. and Mrs. Wendell Davis Ms. Camille B. Fife Ms. Alyssa Castille participating churches with repairs, Susie Dawson and Bryan Spear Carlos Figueroa and Barbara Figueroa James and Joyce Chambers Mr. Kenneth File fundraising planning, and architec- Ms. Holliday Day John and Kathryn Chandler Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Fisher tural studies. Mr. Martin De Julia Mr. Donald Childers Dr. Rita A. Fleming In Seymour, Bethel Community Tim DeBruicker and Cheri Jones Debbie and James Chinworth DeBruicker Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Folkers Church’s congregation had shrunk Erica J. Christianson Mr. Dave DeCaro Mr. Jon Ford to just 15 people when it applied Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Christoffersen Mr. and Mrs. Edward Deiwert Mr. and Mrs. David W. Fox to the program. Through Sacred Douglas E. Clanin Christopher and Angela Della Rocco Mr. Kevin Foy Places training, members learned Ms. Elizabeth W. Clark Ms. Barbara Dennis Mary Ann and Thomas Frank how to engage their community in Jeanne Clark Mr. and Mrs. Peter G. DePrez Mr. and Mrs. Michael Frantz new ways, partnering with other Mr. James R. Clauser Ms. Ann S. Dettwiler Mr. Steven Frazer churches and agencies on an initia- Mr. Ryne Click Mrs. Ann E. Dever Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Frommeyer, III tive to provide emergency shelter Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Cochran Mary and Steve DeVoe Mr. Daniel Frotscher for homeless people. Now, Bethel Jill and Dale Coffey Helen and Richard Dickinson Connie Fulmer

18 INDIANA PRESERVATION indianalandmarks.org 19 Dr. Joan Fulton Ms. Elizabeth J. Harger Alan and Ann January Mr. James Gabbert Barbara Hargrove Elizabeth and Paul Jarvis Phyllis and Ed Gabovitch Ms. Eleonore M. Harle Mrs. Patricia A. Jarvis Mr. Ralph Gaebler Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Harper Dr. Rosemarie Jeffrey and Mr. James Mr. and Mrs. David A. Galliher Ms. Mary Harris Jeffery Mr. John Galvin Ms. Nancy Harrison Mr. Daniel T. Jensen Dr. and Mrs. Richard Gantz Mrs. Sylvia Kay Hartley Derek Jensen Dale and Kay Garber Marsha Harwell-Gunyon and Randal James and Nancy Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Floyd H. Garrott Gunyon Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Johnson Marcia Gascho Louise and Larry Haskett Mrs. Betsy K. Jones Robert K. Gentry and Barbara A. Mr. Vic Hasler and Ms. Karen Cochran Ms. Helene Jones Landess-Gentry Ms. Jennifer Hawk and Mr. John Klinkose Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Jones Mrs. Robert E. Gernand Dr. Timothy Hawkins and Ms. Margaret Mrs. Sharon Jones Rev. Robert Giannini Hurdlik Ms. Lois Jordan Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Gilliland Mr. Paul Hayden Mr. Alan D. Judkins, Jr. Ms. Sherry Gillis Mr. Glen Helman Mr. Richard Judy and Ms. Jane Lommel Rev. Robert L. Glass Ms. Diane Henderson Pam and Gary Jursik Henry Glassie and Pravina Shukla Mr. Brian Henning Mr. Darrell C. Jutte H. Cliff Goins and Angel Gochee-Goins Richard and Pamela Herman Mr. Todd Kabella Mr. Peter Goerner Mr. and Mrs. John Herrin Janet Kahle Lending a Hand Dr. Gordon Goodwin and Mrs. Zelma Ms. Patti R. Hester Mr. Clarke Kahlo Taylor Ms. Jennifer Hiatt Tom and Lynn Keasling Judith and William Goodwin Nita and Gregory Hicks SAVING A HISTORIC LANDMARK DOESN’T Indiana Landmarks and a c.1916 wing housing a substa- Mr. and Mrs. Clyde E. Keeler often helps towns Ms. Leslie Wineland Goss Ms. Patricia Hilligoss usually happen overnight. More often it requires years-long vision, tion for the electrical system that pow- Ms. Molly T. Kehr and cities figure ered interurban cars. The landmark Mr. Berl J. Grant Ms. Anne Himmelwright Ms. Mary Elisabeth Keller and Ms. Anne investment, and sweat equity. When a community needs advice on out what to do Mr. George Gray Dr. and Mrs. Joseph N. Hingtgen, Jr. Keller next steps for a vacant or threatened building, Indiana Landmarks with vacant build- had been vacant for years when the Mr. Thomas R. Greene Ms. Paula S. Hinkle Mrs. Jazmine Kempin is prepared to help. Two recent projects—one just beginning and ings. This year, we Town of Shelburn acquired it in 2010. celebrated the Mr. and Mrs. Greg Greene Marilyn and William Hinze Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Kennedy one recently completed—illustrate our involvement. Indiana Landmarks awarded an completed rehab Ms. Ellen Greenleaf Ms. Leigh Ann Hirschman Mr. Thomas Kent and Ms. Mary Caccavo This year, we offered our expertise to the City of Kokomo of Shelburn’s Efroymson Family Endangered Places Dr. Thomas H. Greist and Dr. Anne Greist Mr. and Mrs. Jerry F. Hodges Mr. Dennis Kern as it sought to save Kokomo’s vacant Douglass School. Named Interurban Depot grant in 2012 to help fund a rehab Ms. Patricia Griffin and Mr. Lance Ratliff Ms. Nancy Hokanson Kimberly and James Keultjes for abolitionist and former slave Frederick Douglass, the (above) and plan for the structure. With the plan advised the City Ronald and Jacqueline Grimes Niki and Richard Hoke Mr. John Kincaid in hand, the Town began a multi-year school opened in 1920. Its construction sparked controversy as of Kokomo on Ms. Carol L. Grimm Mr. Jarrad Holbrook and Mr. Brad Paula King African American students—who previously attended schools plans for the 1920 rehabilitation effort, getting technical Hoffman Mr. Walter C. Gross, Jr. and Mrs. Janet Mr. and Mrs. Ross J. King nearest their homes—were segregated into the separate school. Douglass School advice from Indiana Landmarks. The M. Gross Mr. and Mrs. Keith Holmes Ms. Peggy Kinnaman In acquiring the building, Kokomo seized an opportunity to (below). Town is now marketing the depot for Ms. Rosanne Gross Andrea and Chris Hopf PHOTOS BY AUSTEN LEAKE/ Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kitchel save a building at the heart of the city’s African American com- TRIBUNE-STAR (ABOVE), lease, retaining an important piece of Roger and Phyllis Grover Mr. and Mrs. Larry House KELLY LAFFERTY GERBER/ Mr. and Mrs. Dave Klinck munity and make it part of revitalization efforts in the north KOKOMO TRIBUNE (BELOW) transportation history and returning a Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Grubb Renate and Bill Hubbard Dr. and Mrs. Kevin L. Klinedinst side Carver neighborhood. Indiana Landmarks recommended once-vacant landmark to the tax rolls. Bob and Cheri Gudgel Drs. Meredith and Kathleen Hull Tibor Klopfer and Shawna the project for a $10,000 grant from the Efroymson Family Dr. and Mrs. Paul J. Guentert Barbara and Gene Humphrey Frazer-Klopfer Fund of the Central Indiana Community Foundation, and Mr. and Mrs. Brent Gutwein Phyllis J. and Michael O. Hunt Mrs. Sharon Knierim we’re advising the City on nominating Douglass School to the Ms. Amy Haacker Mr. Jeffrey L. Huntington Mrs. Yvonne Knight National Register of Historic Places, an honor that could qualify G. Chandler and Jingle Igleheart Hagey Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hutslar Sherrie and John Knighton Elizabeth A. Hague and John A. Godfrey Mrs. Diane Foster Igleheart Mr. and Mrs. Jan Koontz the building for tax credits for rehabilitation. They plan to install Glen and Marlene Hague Ms. Ruth Ann Ingraham Mr. Andrew Kopanski a new roof and windows resembling the originals, lost long ago. Mr. and Mrs. Evan Hale Mrs. Joan Ingram Ms. Jessica Kramer and Mr. Garrett In July, residents of Shelburn in western Sullivan County Linda Halibrand Bob and Grace Ireland Honeycutt celebrated a nearly decade-long effort to save the Shelburn David J. and Jeanne C. Hamernik Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ives Mr. and Mrs. Thomas K. Krasean Interurban Depot/Substation, a rare survivor of Indiana’s Mr. Neil S. Handley Ms. Gloria E. Jackson Christine Garrott Krok once extensive interurban system. Built by the Terre Haute, Jim and Anita Hardee Mrs. Frances Jacobs Mr. and Mrs. David A. Kroll Indianapolis, and Eastern Traction Company, the depot Ms. Anita Harden Mr. and Mrs. Greg Jacoby Mr. Charles H. Krueger included a c.1911 wing containing passenger and freight rooms

20 INDIANA PRESERVATION indianalandmarks.org 21 Mary and Peter Kuhns Elizabeth and Terrence McCloskey Mr. and Mrs. James D. Olson Ms. Rosemarie Kuntz Mr. Richard McCoy Mary Lu Orr Mr. and Mrs. Christ Kurtis Ms. Elizabeth McDaniel Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Owen Donald and Dorothy Kurtz Brian and Cecelia McDonnell Jon and Andrea Pactor Dr. and Mrs. Jon Kuzmic Mrs. Anne McGown Mrs. Wendy M. Page Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Kysar Mr. James L. McLay Debra and David Parcell Ms. Amy Lain and Mr. Gary Antelept Mr. David McNeel Ms. Robin Elizabeth Parsley Roy and Neysa Lambert Laney Meis Carroll and Allen Parsons Mr. G. B. Landrigan Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Melfi Mr. Paul J. Pattison Ms. Tara Lane and Mr. Gary Goodman Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Meyer Dorit and Gerald* Paul Allen and Marsha Langdon Mr. George Meyer Mr. and Mrs. Ben L. Pauley Mark L. and Marcia A. Lasiter Mr. Brad Miller Mr. James Pavey* Mr. and Mrs. Mark Lawrance Mr. Curt P. Miller Mr. and Mrs. William Peddie Mr. and Mrs. David E. Lawson Mrs. Dorothy L. Miller Mr. and Mrs. James Penick Anne and Larry Lazarz Dr. and Mrs. Scott Miller Melanie Penn Mr. Thomas E. Leahey Mr. and Mrs. Doug Milligan Ms. Janet M. Penwell Ellen W. Lee and Stephen J. Dutton Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Miles Perkins Mr. Phil Lehman Mrs. Spiro Mitsos Jennifer and Frank Perri Louise and David Leighton Adam and Maggie Mohr Dr. and Mrs. Luke Philippsen Richard and Jane Lengacher Mr. Lynn H. Molzan Mrs. Judith M. Pingel Mr. Randy Lescault Ms. Amy Monarch Ruth Ellen and R. Byron Pipes Chad and Carmen Lethig Mr. Bill Moreau Mr. Dylan Pittman Ms. Mary Levan Mr. Jack Morgan Patricia Murphy Pizzo Mr. Lee Lewellen Mr. and Mrs. Alvin D. Morris Ms. Susan Porter Phyllis J. Lewis and Jonathan Lewis Elsa Morris Mr. and Mrs. John Powell Teena and Dave Ligman Ms. Tina Morris Brian Pozen and Goda Tribandyte-Pozen Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Lindemann Mr. Bryce Mosey and Mr. Thomas Keith Jennifer and Bradley Prather Mrs. Patti Richey Mr. Christopher Ruppel Our Indiana Automotive affinity group Mr. Paul Lingle Ms. Phyllis Mould Gail A. Price David and Carole Riley Karin and Paul Russell promotes preservation of the state’s auto heritage. In July, the group trav- Mr. Tim Mueller and Ms. Jenny Southern Mr. Nelson Price Norm and Linda Riley Jessie Russett Juanita and Garry C. Linn eled to Auburn to see private automo- Dr. Jon H. Lischke Ms. Larissa Muellner Mr. Tracy D. Pruitt Ms. Harriet Rincon Mrs. Donna J. Ryan bile collections and tour auto-related Ms. Karen Livengood Mr. Paul Muller Mr. and Mrs. Ken Pruss Mr. and Mrs. Steven Risting Mr. Mark Rzepnicki landmarks, including the National Mr. Larry M. Long Mr. Michael Mullett and Ms. Patti March Mr. Donald Radulovich Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Roaks Mr. Kevin A. Sage Automotive and Truck (above), part of the National Historic Landmark Mr. Linn Loomis John and Catherine Mulvihill Mr. Bill Rainwater Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Joel A. Samson Auburn Cord Duesenberg Museum. Shirley and Rick Roberts Julia and Charles San Fratello Mr. and Mrs. Larry Macklin Ronald Muncie Mr. Robert L. Ralston PHOTO BY BOB ZYROMSKI Donald and Ruth Ann MacPherson Mr. Jack Munson Ms. Catherine Rausch Tom and Cynthia Roberts Aimee and Ben Sanchez Ira Maher and Leslie Appel Miss Donna Jeanne Myer Dr. and Mrs. Geoffrey S. Raymer Mr. and Mrs. Barrett Robinson Mr. Dan Sanders Jim Robinson and Annette Mr. and Mrs. James R. Sanders Ms. Suzanne Maki F. Timothy and Nancy Nagler Judy Rechberger Ms. Nanette E. Schulte Schlagenhauff Mrs. Helen D. Sapp Ms. Theresa Mangas Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Nalin Dr. Suellen Kinder Reed Ms. Laura E. Schultz Mr. John W. Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Saunders Prof. Steve Mannheimer Mrs. Cheryl Dawn Neal Ms. Julie Reeve Mr. Richard Schweickert Rebecca J. Rogers Ms. Donna D. Schaaf David and Ruthie Mannix Ms. Dianne Neilson Mr. Bruce D. Reichert Joann Schwentker Mr. and Mrs. Garry Rollins Mrs. Mary Scharnberg and Mr. Karl Mrs. Dorothy Marshall Mrs. Marilyn Neukam Dr. Ruth Reichmann Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh Rolston Scharnberg Mr. and Mrs. John B. Scofield Mr. and Mrs. J. Richard Marshall Ms. Lucy Newton Robert and Paulette Reid Ms. Patricia G. Rooney Mr. Jeffrey Schell Mr. and Mrs. Andrew R. Seager David and Catherine Martin Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Nigh Steve and Sharon Reiff Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Root Warren and Jill Schimpff Stewart and Janelyn Sebree Mr. and Mrs. Larry P. Martin Mr. and Mrs. David Nord Mr. William J. Reine Debra and Ryan Ross Mr. Wayne Schimpff Mr. John A. Seest Mr. Steven D. Martz Nancy J. Norton Leslie and Thomas Remenschneider Mr. and Mrs. James Ross Dr. Mary Schmidt and Mr. Dwight Judith Sekerak Jeff and Mary Mason Mr. and Mrs. James Nugent Ms. Laura Renwick John and Susan Ross Goldsmith Shelley Selim and Anthony Ross Mr. Michael A. Matlock Gwendolen and Keith Nystrom Mrs. Helen Reske Mrs. Roberta Ross and Mr. David Brenda and Glenn Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Semler Claire and Andy Maxson Ms. Jackie Nytes and Mr. Michael O’Brien Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Reynolds Hoffmann Dr. and Mrs. Charles Scholer Mike Sercer Mrs. Jann Mayville Mr. John Oberlies Evaline H. Rhodehamel Mr. Sean Rotar Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Schuette, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Sewall Rita and Keith McBride Ms. Helen W. O’Guinn Dr. and Mrs. David L. Rice Ms. Diane E. Roudebush Ms. Kris Schwickrath Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shagley

22 INDIANA PRESERVATION indianalandmarks.org 23 Mrs. Carolyn A. Sharp Clay and Jo Stuckey Mrs. Patricia A. Webster Mr. Bill Shaw William A. Sudkamp Mrs. Jackie Wellenreiter Mr. and Mrs. Tim Sherlock Jackie and David Suess Mr. John Wessel Dr. Stephen J. Shideler Jennifer Sugarman and Konrad Mr. and Mrs. Kent H. Westley Mr. Wesley Shook Banaszak William and Edith Weyland Mr. Scott L. Siefker Mrs. Joy S. Sullender Mr. and Mrs. Tom T. Whetsel Mr. John R. Simmermaker Mr. Michael Surak Mr. and Mrs. Dennis W. White Ms. Marion J. Sinclair Nick Surak Mrs. Susan White Ms. Megan Singleton Mr. and Mrs. Philip G. Sutton Mr. Tim White LaRea and James Slater Mr. Kenneth J. Svitko David P. Whitman and Donna L. Mrs. Patricia Slichenmyer Ms. Sari Swinehart Reynolds Andrea Smith Ed and Charline Swoveland Mrs. Ingrid Bagge Wiebke Craig and Kim Smith Mr. Mark Szobody Mr. and Mrs. Donald G. Wiest Dale and Ruby Smith Bonnie Tabb and James Pinnick Mrs. Laura J. Wiggins and Mr. Ken Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Smith Ms. Kisha R. Tandy Gunkel James D. Smith and Sherry Nagel-Smith Susan and Jim Taylor Barbara and Lee Wilkins Kendra and Andrew Smith Mrs. Virginia L. Terpening Ms. Johanna Will Mr. and Mrs. John Teskey Ms. Margaret Weir Smith Marvin Dale Williams, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Graham Thieman Diana L. Snider Randall R. and Suzan K. Williams Mr. and Mrs. Gary Thoe Ms. Patricia A. Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Steve Williams John and Jen Thomas Ms. Katherine C. Willing Mrs. Freda L. Solomon Our Barn Again! workshop in Putnam Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Thomas Mr. David Wilson Dr. and Mrs. Douglas Spaulding Corporations, Foundations, County offered expert advice on how Mrs. Nancy L. Thompson Mr. and Mrs. John D. Speckman Mr. and Mrs. David Windley to maintain, rehabilitate, and adapt Allen and Denyse Thorpe Dr. Pauline Spiegel and Dr. Peter Z. Julianne and Dave Wingate Organizations & Government old barns for today’s needs. As part Grossman Mr. and Mrs. George Tikijian, III Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence A. Winkler of the program, attendees toured three historic barns, including a vacant Dr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Spike Polly and John Tilford Dr. and Mrs. Charles F. Wolter, Jr. INDIANA LANDMARKS $25,000–$49,999 nineteenth-century three-portal barn in Nicholas M. Timm, MD, and Deborah Deer Creek Township Prof. Emeritus Donald Sporleder and Barbara F. Wood gratefully receives philanthropic, govern- need of a new use. Longworth Mrs. Joann Sporleder Mr. and Mrs. Ross Wood ment, and corporate support for events The Indianapolis Foundation PHOTO BY TOMMY KLECKNER Major and Mrs. Emory E. Toops, III Mrs. Beth A. Stafford Mr. and Mrs. Larry R. Woodling and programs. Grants and contributions Philanthropic Foundation Ms. Suzanne Travers and Ms. Karen Dr. Jeanne A. Stangle Mr. Harold D. Woodman of money and buildings strengthen our The Tracy L. Haddad Foundation, a Clausen Ms. Alison Stankrauff Ms. Sandra Woodward ability to save historic places and help fund of Central Indiana Community Ms. Candace Trout Foundation Southhold Historic Preservation Mrs. Wendy Stanton-Haines Ms. Mindi Woolman and Mr. Andre Madar Mr. Steven Tuchman revitalize neighborhoods and down- Scholarship Fund in the Community Dr. and Mrs. James W. Stark Linda and Carl Wrench Foundation of St. Joseph County, Inc. Paul and Phyllis Tully towns statewide. The list below reflects Mr. Dorwin Starr and Mr. Steve Redman Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wright $10,000–$24,999 Van Riper Woodard Family Foundation Mr. and Mrs. William C. Van Horne, Jr. gifts received between September 1, Linda and Anthony Stavros Ms. Janet V. Wright Charley Creek Foundation, Inc. Zaharakos Ice Cream Parlor and Museum Mr. and Mrs. Joseph P. Vande Bosche 2018, and August 31, 2019. Want to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Steele Mr. Bernard Wurger City of New Albany Ms. Linda Vanderkolk and Mr. Barry join these donors? Contact Membership Mrs. Glenn Steffen Develop New Albany, Inc. Rubin Robert Scott Wylie $2,500–$4,999 and Annual Giving Manager Jennifer The Frenzel Family Charitable Lead Trust Mrs. Clarice W. Stegall Ms. Laurel Vaughn Mr. John J. Yeo Arthur Jordan Foundation Hawk, 317-822-7922, jhawk@ Indianapolis Legal Aid Society, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Norbert A. Steinhardt Mr. Alan Vieck LeVon and Anita Hoffman Yoder Axia Urban, LLP indianalandmarks.org. Old National Bancorp Richard and Evalyn Steininger Susan and Ken Wallach Mr. and Mrs. Warner Young Browning Investments, Inc. Ryder Family Trust Bessie and Elton Stephens Mr. and Mrs. David P. Walter Mr. and Mrs. Todd A. Zeiger $100,000+ Cunningham Restaurant Group Ms. Maryann Stevens Mr. and Mrs. Mark Zelonis Mr. Randall E. Walter Allen Whitehill Clowes Charitable Foundation Dr. and Mrs. James Stiver Mr. and Mrs. Woody Wantz $5,000–$9,999 French Lick Resort Casino *Deceased Foundation, Inc. Ms. Sarah Stivers Barnes & Thornburg LLP Mr. Richard Ward Efroymson Family Fund The Greater Cincinnati Foundation Mr. John Stockwell Bidmead Younger Construction Bill and Joan Warrick Lilly Endowment, Inc. INGUARD Maureen A. Stombaugh Clarice M. Warrick If you see something amiss with Bradley Company, LLC J.H. Ellwood & Associates, Inc. Mrs. Betty Lou Stomm Ms. Esta Warshofsky and Mr. William your listing, please contact Vice Christy B. Krieg Charitable Fund The Namaste Foundation President for Development $50,000–$99,999 Mr. Matt Stone Lovatt Indiana Housing & Community National Trust Insurance Services, LLC Sharon Gamble, 317-822-7921, City of Evansville Mrs. Susan C. Stout Mark Webb and Lee Ann Smith Development Authority O’Bannon Foundation, a fund of The [email protected], Richard M. Fairbanks Foundation, Inc. Ms. Linda Street-Ely Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Webb so we can address the error. The Madeira Fund Indianapolis Foundation Mr. Kenneth G. Stuart Mr. and Mrs. Rodney G. Webb PC Home Center

24 INDIANA PRESERVATION indianalandmarks.org 25 THE HERITAGE SOCIETY $1,000–$2,499 $500–$999 K. W. Garner Consulting & Design Keystone Architecture, Inc. Alice Greene McKinney and E. Kirk Ambrose Property Group ince its founding in 1960, Indiana Landmarks has members on a tour of historic Indiana places not normally Kieser Consulting Group, LLC McKinney, Jr. Fund, a fund of Central Anne Scheele Charitable Fund grown into the nation’s largest statewide preser- open to the public. krM Architecture+ Indiana Community Foundation arcDESIGN vation organization in part because of generous If you have included Indiana Landmarks in your estate plans, ARSEE Engineers, Inc. Laura S. Yeo Donor Advised Fund at Assured Partners of Indiana bequests. For those who have included us in their please let us know so we can properly thank you and add you to The Beck Foundation Schwab Charitable Axis Architecture + Interiors estate plans, we created the Heritage Society so we the Heritage Society. Contact Vice President for Development Bedel Charitable Giving Linnea & George Bartling, a donor Ball State University Foundation advised fund of Renaissance can thank them while they’re alive. Annually, we take society Sharon Gamble, 317-822-7921, [email protected]. Bemcor, Inc. Brett D. McKamey, a donor-advised Charitable Foundation S Benevity Inc. fund of Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Marc and Rosalie Hetzner Charitable Mr. and Mrs. John A. Alexander* Frank and Carolyn Gunter Ms. Arline Nation Bill and Cynthia Longest Charitable Buckingham Foundation, Inc. Fund at Schwab Charitable Giving Fund Jean Allan Mrs. Barbara T. Habig* Mr. Ralph G. Nowak Doxpop Charitable Giving Fund of Wayne Mark & Judith Jacobi Charitable Fund BKD, LLP County, Indiana, Foundation, Inc. at Schwab Charitable Mr. Robert B. Annis, Jr.* and Mrs. Elmira Dave and Sandy Haist Mr. Theodore N. Popoff* Annis* BMO Private Bank Heritage Masonry Restoration Co., LLC The Paramount Theatre Centre & Mrs. Betsy Toy Hall* Mr. and Mrs. John Prendergast* Mr. Stephen K. Anshutz Brandt Construction, Inc. Heritage Preservation League NAFC Inc. Ballroom Mr. Paul Hayden Mrs. Rosemary Husted Prentice* Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Ayer Browning Day Mullins Dierdorf Hubbard Family Foundation, Inc. Robert M. Witt & Stephanie F. Witt Mr. John H. Holliday* Mr. Walter L. Prosser* and Mrs. June Architects Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. John H. Barnard Prosser Indiana Chapter–American Society of Mr. James E. Hoover* Cetera Investment Services Landscape Architects Rock Paper Hammer Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Basile Emerson B.* and Jane H. Houck Laurie Radke-Brennan* Columbus Area Visitors Center Katz, Sapper & Miller Stegner Restoration Mrs. Virginia Kells Basso* Mr. Francis M. Howard* Dr. and Mrs. George F. Rapp Core Redevelopment, LLC Kirby Risk Corporation State Employees’ Community Mr. Bill Bolte Mr. and Mrs. Tom Charles Huston Laura Alison Reiff* Campaign CWC Lattitudes, LLC Krieg DeVault, LLP Mrs. Charles A. Bookwalter, II Mr. and Mrs. James Kienle Jean and Lamar* Richcreek Streetscape Products Ltd. Dayton Foundation Depository, Inc. Loftus Robinson LLC Ms. Phyllis J. Bramer* Wadean LaHue Kintner* Bette and George Roberts Stults Family Dentistry Denton Floyd Real Estate Group Louis Joyner–Architect Mr. David M. Buchanan Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kniesly Ms. Mary Ann Roman* Dexter and Rosemary Cooley Charitable Waskom Capitol Hill Chapel Michaelson’s Outdoor Solutions Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Burger Mrs. Paula Knoebel Mrs. Sallie Rowland Family Trust Wayne County Tourism Bureau Old National Bank Mr. H. Earl Capehart, Jr.* Mrs. Mary Margaret Barr Koon* Ms. Sue Rutsen First Bank of Richmond Williams/Rimstidt Family Foundation, Mr. Garry Chilluffo and Mr. Craig Ware Amy Kotzbauer and Gareth Kuhl Mr. Henry C. Ryder, Esq.* Pacers Sports & Entertainment a donor advised fund of The U.S. Fort Wayne Metals Dr. John E. Christian* Mr. Phil G. D. Schaefer The Penrod Society Ltd. Charitable Gift Trust Mr. Michael B.* and Mrs. Betsy Kraft The Glick Family Foundation Pritchett Brothers, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Cleland Mrs. June Wright Kramer* Anne and Rod* Scheele Goelzer Investment Management, Inc. R. E. Dimond & Associates, Inc. Up to $249 Mrs. Mabelle N. Collins* Mr. Kevin Krulewitch and Ms. Rosanne Dr. Joan Schreiber* Gregory & Appel Insurance Ms. Tina Connor Ammirati Mr. and Mrs. Andrew R. Seager RCS + Associates Adam J. Green Architect Hafer Mr. William Cook* and Mrs. Gayle T. Cook Mr. Mark Kurth and Ms. Shelby Moravec Mr. John Seiberling* Richmond Furniture Gallery Architectural Antiques of Indianapolis Historic Fall Creek Pendleton Mr. and Mrs. Tom L. Davis Mr. Eli Lilly* Greg and Robyn Sekula Settlement, Inc. Robertson Family Charitable Fund at August & Anita Hardee Fund of Schwab Schwab Charitable Marsh and Grace Davis Mrs. Dorothy P. Linke* Mrs. Jean Servaas* Indiana Humanities Charitable Rundell Ernstberger Associates Miss Margaret Emelie DePrez* Mr. and Mrs. William R. Longest Mr. and Mrs. Timothy S. Shelly Jim & Christine Keck Bank of America Mr. Brad Brown Ms. Marilyn J. Devitt* Mrs. Dorothy B. Lynn* The Hon. Randall T. Shepard and Ms. Charitable Gift Fund Sands Charitable Fund Bud Wolf Automotive, LLC Cheri and Rollie Dick Miss Ann Mallett* Amy W. MacDonell Mosbaugh Charitable Lead Annuity Temple Beth-El Byram-Gates Middleton Partnership Mr. Charles E. Short Trust Van Rooy Properties Cannaley Family Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Downs Ms. Barbara Ann Maxwell* Don Smith and Sid Spear Odle McGuire Shook Architects Well Done Marketing, Inc. Cardinal Capital Solutions Ms. Sara Edgerton Elizabeth L. McDonald* Mrs. Lisa Sutphin* The ORL Foundation, Inc. Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc. Chomel and Sons, Inc. Mrs. Lori Efroymson-Aguilera Mr. Richard E. McKnight Mr. Carroll Sutton* RATIO Architects, Inc. Crowne Plaza Hotel at Union Station Dr. and Mrs. James P. Fadely Mr. H. Roll McLaughlin* and Mrs. Linda Ms. Marcia Suvelza The Sarah Barney Family Charitable $250–$499 Dan Haines Construction Company, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Fortune, Jr.* McLaughlin* Ms. Sheila Fortune Ms. Nancy L. McMillan Sandra L. Thomson* Fund at Schwab Charitable A and B Coin and Jewelry LLC Elizabeth Thies McDaniel Charitable Mrs. Phoebe B. Foster* Mr. and Mrs. David C. Meyer Ms. Patricia Tollens* Stegall-Berheide-Orr Funeral Home Alan Pyle Gift Fund Fund at Schwab Charitable Elliott Company of Indianapolis Ms. Pamela L. Frantz* Mrs. Rosemary P. Miller* Miss Edith D. Venn* The Taylor Family Foundation ARCHitecture trio, Inc. Engledow Group Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Fritz Mr. Clayton C. Miller Jane T. Walker Thomas A. and Joan M. Holmes Conrad Schmitt Studios, Inc. Foundation Inc. Evaline H. Rhodehamel Trust Mr. Richard L. Funkhouser* Mr. Dale Mitsch* and Mrs. Zelpha Mitsch* Dr. Gertrude L. Ward* Cris Halter & William Fraser Donor Timothy J. Stabosz Charitable Fund Advised Fund First Construction Consulting, Inc. Ms. Sharon L. Gamble Ronald V. Morris, Ph.D. Mr. Philip N. Williams* Western & Southern Financial Fund The Goldman Family Fund of the Bank Garrett State Bank Mrs. Jean Gernand Mr. James P. Morrow J. Reid Williamson, Jr.* Western Specialty Contractors of America Charitable Gift Fund The GE Foundation Mrs. John Gibson* Ms. Carol A. Morton Mrs. Edna O. Woodard-Van Riper* Historic Preservation & Heritage Grinsfelder Associates Architects, Inc. Mr. Dennis S. Gilman Mrs. Mary Jo Mozingo* Carol and John Zeglis Consulting LLC H. Clay & J. Raridan, Inc. Mr. Olen R. Gowens* Mr. Todd R. Mozingo* Mr. and Mrs. Todd A. Zeiger Jungclaus-Campbell Co., Inc. Hallmark Real Estate Dr. Thomas H. Greist and Dr. Anne Greist Mr. Paul A. Myers *Deceased

26 INDIANA PRESERVATION indianalandmarks.org 27 Harrington Homes Real Estate, LLC Tom Castaldi In memory of James O. Davis Mr. and Mrs. Jerome F. Henry, Jr. Chilluffo Media Mr. and Mrs. Parker Beauchamp Tina Connor Jackson County Visitors Center Conner Prairie Ms. Sharon L. Gamble James L. McLay donor advised fund of Convivio Italian Artisan Cuisine Dave and Sandy Haist Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Dance Kaleidoscope Ms. Jennifer Hawk and Mr. John Judith Kleine, Architect Ann Davis Klinkose Kelly Box & Packaging Corp. Marsh and Grace Davis Jean Richcreek Knies Construction, Inc. Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians Suzanne and Bob Stanis Lawson Elser, Inc. & Western Art In memory of Mary Melvin Frank Lingle Family Charitable Giving Debbie Farmer Kathrine Kruger Scott LS + TEAM, LLC The Fountain Square Theatre Building In memory of Glen Farling Mr. Brook A. Farling Masonry Cosmetics, Inc. The Hon. Chris Garten McDonnell Charitable Giving Get Wired Electric In memory of the Glossbrenner Family Mrs. Carol Phillips Wright Megan Ratts Photography James A. Glass, Ph.D. Like Kathryn M. Hargraves In memory of Eileen Herron Mihm Enterprises, Inc. In 2019, Riverton, LLC, the City of Madison, and Indiana Economic Development Barbara Gooden Mohler Architects, PC Heartland Film Corporation kicked off a $21 million project to transform the long-vacant Eagle In memory of Emerson B. Houck Mullett-March Charitable Giving Fund Historic Madison, Inc. Cotton Mill, a former entry on our 10 Most Endangered list, into a boutique hotel and The Hon. Randall T. Shepard and what conference center. PHOTO BY AUSTIN SCHELL Hoaglin Fine Catering Oasis Diner Ms. Amy W. MacDonell Hollyhock Hill Patricia G. Rooney Giving Fund In memory of James Pavey you’ve Peterson Architecture Home Inspection of Kentuckiana Mr. and Mrs. D. Wayne Barnett Pioneer Development Services, Inc. and Historic Sites Mr. and Mrs. Eric Rowland Honorary Gifts Barbara and Michael Bowling PK Partners, LLC Indianapolis Ballet, Inc. Mr. Jason Rowland and Ms. Susan Haber In honor of John Arnold Mr. Frederick J. Clark Prof. Ronald Schmitt Eleanor Arnold Tina Connor read? Renascent, Inc. Indianapolis Chamber Orchestra Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Schroder In honor of Ruth Borden Mr. Robert Cook ReproComm.Inc d/b/a Lafayette Printing Indianapolis Motor Speedway Mr. and Mrs. Harry Roll McLaughlin, Jr. Jennifer and Steve Fox Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra Mr. and Mrs. Timothy S. Shelly Ron & Mary Bonar Nonpermanent Fund Mr. and Mrs. Norman Garrett In honor of Tina Connor of the Community Foundation of Indianapolis Zoo The Hon. Randall T. Shepard and Ms. Mrs. Kristine Loughmiller Help Indiana Ed Norman and Tim Parnell Greater Fort Wayne Robert W. Jacobi and Freddi Amy W. MacDonell Mrs. Margaret McGirt In honor of Marsh Davis Roses and Rainbows Stevens-Jacobi Mr. David Titlow William and Starr Pavey Landmarks Mr. and Mrs. David G. Sease Ross Family Gift Fund Jacquie’s Gourmet Catering Upland Brewing Co. Mr. William D. Powell In honor of Steve and Ashley Dawson Larry and Margie Taylor Slippery Noodle Inn, Inc. Ms. Becky Jaenichen Diane Waller achieve even Mr. Greg Fuller Stratton-Karsteter Funeral Home Kahn’s Catering Mr. and Mrs. Turner Woodard In memory of Patsy Powell In honor of Bill Gulde Yats Cajun Creole Restaurant Mr. Tommy Kleckner more by: Stutz Business Center Mr. Tommy Kleckner Ms. Carolyn Kamo Mr. and Mrs. David A. Kroll Yellow Rose Carriages In memory of Bill Prime Unity Foundation of La Porte County In honor of Philip Hooper Mr. and Mrs. Robert Young Anne Keller Upland Brewing Co. Barb Kunz Mrs. June Gross • Renewing your In memory of Kent Raley Linda and Erik Waelchli Peter Frederick Kunz, MD Zaharakos Ice Cream Parlor and Museum membership In honor of Tim and Meg Shelly Suzanne and Bob Stanis The Woodstock Gallery Mr. Lee Lewellen Mr. Robert Zyromski Ms. Nancy Finegood • Making a donation In memory of Joy Sacopulos Young & Laramore Mr. and Mrs. Chris Long Ms. Pamela O’Connor in addition Marsh and Grace Davis Zimpfer Construction, Inc. Louis Joyner–Architect In honor of Linda Simmons Mrs. Andrea Ditto to membership Mad Paddle Brewery Gifts in Honor Mr. Mark Simmons Mr. Mark A. Dollase • Including Indiana MBP Distinctive Catering, Inc. & Memory In honor of Joe Vuskovich Dave and Sandy Haist Gifts in Kind Moody’s Professional Furniture Finishing Mr. Patrick J. O’Connor Ms. Gloria E. Jackson Landmarks in your Mr. John A. Kesler, II 2nd Street Carriage House and Inn Mr. and Mrs. Tony Moravec MEMBERS AND FRIENDS estate plans Mr. Tommy Kleckner Shane and Sara Abel elected to honor the living and remem- Memorial Gifts Betsy and Peter Morse Terrance D. LaGrange and Kimberly American Pianists Association NCAA Hall of Champions ber the departed with a gift to Indiana In memory of George Adams H. LaGrange For more information Architectural Antiques of Indianapolis Nestle Inn Landmarks between September 1, 2018 Mrs. Carole Bracken Dr. and Mrs. Donald L. Layton talk to Sharon Gamble, Atmospheres Indy Newfields and August 31, 2019. For informa- In memory of Bob Kuntz Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Nation Debra and David Parcell Beverly Roknich 800-450-4534 or visit Mr. and Mrs. David C. Barksdale Oberer’s Flowers tion on honorary and memorial gifts, Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site Phoenix Theatre, Inc. contact Membership and Annual Giving In memory of Eugene M. Busche indianalandmarks.org Marsh and Grace Davis Black Plate Catering by Keith Little Rhythm! Discovery Center Manager Jennifer Hawk, 317-822-7922, James A. Glass, Ph.D. Bluebeard RNDC of Indiana [email protected]. The Hon. Randall T. Shepard and The Cabaret Road Pictures, Inc. Ms. Amy W. MacDonell

28 INDIANA PRESERVATION indianalandmarks.org 29 Lawyers Everett and Helen Newman spotted Albion’s 1879 Opera House for Dates to Save sale on Indiana Landmarks’ website in 2018 and made us an offer, opening their EXPLORE THE STATE’S HERITAGE new offices in the lower level. The sale with Indiana Landmarks in 2020 capped a decade of advocacy by local by making plans to join us for tours preservation leaders to save the building. PHOTO BY TODD ZEIGER and talks in historic places. Watch indianalandmarks.org for details on events and sign up for our e-letters Historic Newburgh, Inc. to receive the most up-to-date Historic Preservation Association of information. Jasper County Huntington Alert, Inc. Indiana Lincoln Highway Association Indiana National Road Association, Inc. State Preservation Conference Jeff-Clark Preservation, Inc. Morris Performing Arts Center Jefferson County Preservation Council EVAN HALE Kankakee Valley Historical Society Main Street Greensburg Masonic Temple Corporation Noblesville Preservation Alliance In memory of Sara W. Smith ARCH, Inc. If These Walls Could Tell North Manchester Historical Society, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Winther Ellmers Bloomington Restorations, Inc. Feb. 16, Indianapolis Old Evansville Historic Association Rose and Ampelio Isetti Cambridge City Main Street, Inc. Storyteller Lou Ann Homan comes to Indiana Mrs. Joan Riley Owen County Preservations, Inc. Cornerstone Society, Inc. Landmarks Center to share an original story John and Kathi Robinson Paramount Heritage Foundation, Inc. Decay Devils, Inc. about Madison’s Shrewsbury-Windle House, win- Rescue Monica and Dennis Schmidt People Engaged in Preservation Don Smith and Sid Spear Delphi Preservation Society, Inc. ner of Indiana Landmarks’ 2019 Cook Cup for Liz and Steve Stivers Develop New Albany, Inc. Preservation Society of Union City Outstanding Restoration. Indiana Landmarks and Preserve Henry County Michael M. Tate, M.D. and Patricia Farrington’s Grove Historic District, Inc. Storytelling Arts of Indiana, with support from Party Reed Tate, M.D. Pulaski County Historical Society Fountain County Landmarks April 25, Indianapolis Ms. Elise Tighe Frank and Katrina Basile, developed the If These Franklin County Citizens for Historic Richmond Neighborhood Restoration, Inc. Mrs. Carol Tobe Walls Could Tell series in 2011. 4 p.m. Tickets Preservation Rush County Heritage, Inc. arty for a great cause— Mrs. Meg White cost $15/person in advance, $20/person at the Franklin Heritage, Inc. Save Our Stories saving endangered In memory of Mr. Reed Wilson door and are available at storytellingarts.org. Greenfield Historic Landmarks Saving Historic Orange County, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hicks places—this year with Greentown Historical Society Terre Haute Landmarks, Inc. P An Evening with Donald a Tiki Time theme. Expect Heartland Heritage, Inc. Twin Forks Chapter National Society tempting food along with Hendricks County Heritage Alliance, Inc. Daughters of the American Davidson & Friends Affiliate Revolution, Inc. great music and dancing, Henry County Historical Society & Museum April 2, Indianapolis Vincennes/Knox Preservation and bid on one-of-a-kind Organizations Heritage Preservation Society of Indianapolis Motor Speedway Historian and Foundation experiences. Learn about the Putnam County expert storyteller Donald Davidson returns to Wabash Marketplace, Inc. newly announced 10 Most INDIANA LANDMARKS RELIES Herron-Morton Place Foundation, Inc. Indiana Landmarks Center with drivers to share Wabash Valley Trust for Historic Endangered and applaud the on local preservation advocates to help Hessville Commerce & Community insights from the historic raceway. Preservation 2020 winner of our Cook Cup us save meaningful places. Across the Creative, Inc. Historic Bremen, Inc. Western Wayne Heritage, Inc. for Outstanding Restoration. state, 60 groups have allied with us as State Preservation Conference Historic Connersville, Inc. Winchester Main Street Program Rescue Party raises money affiliates, a status that brings benefits, April 14-17, South Bend Historic Fairmount, Inc. Woodruff Place Civic League for our Endangered Places including preservation workshops South Bend hosts Indiana’s statewide confer- Historic Fall Creek Pendleton Wythougan Valley Preservation programs, helping us save Council, Inc. and preferred interest rates on our Settlement, Inc. ence in 2020, where participants will explore meaningful landmarks Efroymson Endangered Places Loans. Historic Knightstown, Inc. creative adaptive reuse projects that preserve the statewide. 6-11 p.m. Early bird Know of an organization that should be Historic Metamora, Inc. city’s industrial and manufacturing legacy for the For a list of all Indiana Landmarks tickets cost $75/friend, affiliated with us? Contact the regional Historic Michigan Road Association grants made during the fiscal year: twenty-first century, with educational sessions, $125/patron. office in your area (see p.2). Historic Middletown, Inc. indianalandmarks.org/resources workshops, meals in interesting places, and enter- Historic New Carlisle, Inc. taining tours.

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Acting on Faith SITUATED JUST BLOCKS from downtown Connersville, it’s hard to miss Trinity Episcopal Church, an eye-catching 1859 Gothic Revival-style building with a towering corner spire. After the congregation held its last service in 2017, the diocese donated the church and Gothic Revival parish house next door to Indiana Landmarks We’re looking for a in hopes of finding someone that can buyer for the 1859 Trinity Episcopal ensure their future. We’ve repaired the Church in Connersville church roof and are still looking for the and its neighboring right buyer for the properties, on the parish house, for sale market for $70,000. for $70,000. We’ve repaired the roof on Around the state, historic churches the Gothic Revival- have found new life as restaurants, style church, an eye- theaters, event venues, and one-of-a- catching structure that kind homes—all purposes Trinity is retains original stained glass, wood, and a fully ideally suited for. functioning pipe organ. Want to make us an offer? Its large sanctuary hall Contact Jessie Russett, director of would make a memo- rable setting for a res- our eastern office, at 765-487-3172 taurant, event center, or [email protected]. or even a home. See more photos and additional PHOTOS BY JESSIE RUSSETT details at indianalandmarks.org/ for-sale. indianalandmarks.org