JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2019

SACRED PLACES Approaches to preserving historic houses of worship RESCUED Saves of 10 Most Endangered

Thank you for your Annualsupport! Report FROM THE PRESIDENT BY THE NUMBERS

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

OFFICERS William R. Goins Rushville Hon. Randall T. Shepard Honorary Chairman Tracy Haddad Columbus Parker Beauchamp Patience Pays Off Chairman David A. Haist Culver James P. Fadely, Ph.D. MANY OF THE PROJECTS Indiana Landmarks undertakes Past Chairman Judith A. Kanne Rensselaer Sara Edgerton require a long view and lots of patience. If immediate gratification Vice Chairman Christine H. Keck Evansville were our goal, we’d be a miserable lot. Saving historic places can Marsh Davis President Matthew R. Mayol, AIA $ take years of trial-and-error strategies, endless committee meet- Indianapolis Doris Anne Sadler ings, and a fair number of fundraising culs-de-sac. Secretary/Assistant Treasurer Sharon Negele Attica Thomas H. Engle 209,415 Take our multi-year effort to save the Thomas Taggart Assistant Secretary Cheryl Griffith Nichols in grants awarded by Little Rock, AR Memorial in Indianapolis’s Riverside Park. The Neoclassical Brett D. McKamey Indiana Landmarks for Treasurer Martin E. Rahe monument was built in 1931 to honor Taggart, the city’s mayor Cincinnati, OH Judy A. O’Bannon reuse studies, repairs, from 1895 to 1901 and credited for developing a plan for Secretary Emerita James W. Renne Newburgh and preservation Indianapolis’s public park system. DIRECTORS George A. Rogge Gary education programs Over time, as the memory of Taggart faded and maintenance Hilary Barnes Memorial Opera Indianapolis Sallie W. Rowland House, Valparaiso priorities in the city’s parks shifted, the Taggart Memorial fell Indianapolis LEE LEWELLEN Edward D. Clere into such disrepair that it landed on Indiana Landmarks’ 10 Most New Albany Peter J. Sacopulos Terre Haute Endangered list. We formed a task force, chaired by Indiana Ellen Swisher Crabb Indianapolis Robert L. Santa Bloomington Landmarks’ past board chair and Taggart biographer Jim Fadely. Cheri Dick Zionsville Charlitta Winston While our Taggart Task Force raised money and stabilized the Indianapolis Olon F. Dotson structure, a relevant and sustainable use—and badly needed resto- Muncie John D. Zeglis Culver ration—proved elusive but the task force remained persistent. Jeremy D. Efroymson Indianapolis Beau F. Zoeller Patience was rewarded with the Lilly Endowment’s recent, Indianapolis miles traveled by Gregory S. Fehribach extraordinary gift of $9.2 million to the Indianapolis Parks Indianapolis Indiana Landmarks Foundation for the Taggart Memorial Mainstage Amphitheatre staff to project. We collaborated on the grant application, which includes OFFICES & HISTORIC SITES events—tours, lectures, workshops, Landmark Looks, the memorial’s restoration. It will find new life as the backdrop Headquarters Southeast Field Office for a multipurpose outdoor amphitheater, home stage of the Indiana Landmarks Center Aurora art shows—plus daily tours at 1201 Central Avenue 812 926 0983 the historic West Baden and Indianapolis Shakespeare Company’s free performances, and a Indianapolis, IN 46202 Southwest Field Office [email protected] Evansville French Lick Springs hotels, host of cultural events staged by Indy Parks. 317 639 4534 812 423 2988 800 450 4534 and hundreds of seasonal tours Patience may, indeed, be a virtue. And often it’s a key strategy in Western Regional Office Northwest Field Office Terre Haute in Indianapolis of Monument communities to saving historic places. Gary 812 232 4534 219 947 2657 Circle, City Market Catacombs, Huddleston Farmhouse help people save and Central Regional Office Cambridge City and the Athenaeum—that educate

Indianapolis E 765 478 3172 V A revitalize historic 317 639 4534 N and entertain people and highlight H Coca-Cola Building Tour Morris-Butler House A L Eastern Regional Office Indianapolis E historic places places Cambridge City 317 639 4534 765 478 3172 Marsh Davis, President Veraestau Northern Regional Office Aurora South Bend 812 926 0983 574 232 4534 in grants recom- French Lick and West Northeast Field Office Baden Springs tours mended by Indiana Wabash 866 571 8687 (toll free) Landmarks and 800 450 4534 812 936 5870 Southern Regional Office awarded by the Jeffersonville Efroymson Family 812 284 4534 Fund to stabilize, Indiana Landmark’s Sacred Places Indiana program awarded a $25,000 grant rehabilitate, and On the to Terre Haute’s United Hebrew Congregation for exterior repairs to the 1911 ©2019, Indiana Landmarks; ISSN#: 0737-8602 restore historic Cover temple. Learn about other historic houses of worship we’re assisting on pg. 4. Indiana Landmarks publishes Indiana Preservation bimonthly PHOTO BY PAIGE WASSEL for members. To join and learn other membership benefits, buildings statewide Alber House, Wabash visit indianalandmarks.org or contact memberships@

indianalandmarks.org, 317-639-4534 or 800-450-4534. To PHOTOS BY PAUL HAYDEN offer suggestions forIndiana Preservation, contact editor@ indianalandmarks.org. 2 INDIANA PRESERVATION indianalandmarks.org 3 NEWS

this extraordinary work of art. We’ll continue to make the land- mark a top preservation priority in 2019. In Connersville, the diocese donated Trinity Episcopal Church to us, knowing it would be protected. Using a $10,000 grant from the Efroymson Family Fund of the Central Indiana Community Foundation, Indiana Landmarks repaired the roof of the 1859 Gothic Revival church and is repainting the adja- cent parish house built in the same era. We’re offering the two buildings for sale, with preservation easements to protect their exterior character, for $70,000. You can get more details and see additional photos at indianalandmarks.org/for-sale. Three years ago, we created Sacred Places Indiana, a pro- gram aimed at turning the tide by helping congregations remain in historic houses of worship. Originally a three-year pilot funded by a $1.2 million grant from Lilly Endowment, we won support for another year from the Allen Whitehill Clowes Charitable Foundation, Inc., and the Efroymson Family Fund. Launched in 2015 in partnership with Philadelphia-based Partners for Sacred Places, the program has provided intensive training in landmark stewardship, com- munity engagement, and fundraising to 29 congregations in historic churches dating from 1849 to 1964. David Frederick directs the program and he’s encouraged by the success of many participating congregations. “Here’s just one example,” he offers. “Spencer Presbyterian Church, Aid for Sacred Places in Distress a participant in the second-year cohort, harnessed the train- ing we provided to address the needs of its 1879 structure and AS THE NEW YEAR DAWNS, INDIANA LANDMARKS Indiana Landmarks glass windows and furnishings by engage the community. It was the first in its cohort to apply for owns five former houses of worship, landmarks we bought or is working to pre- New York’s Tiffany Studios make the one of our $5,000 Sacred Places Indiana planning grants.” The serve the stunning that were gifted to us when the congregations dwindled, in one Reid Memorial interior a stunning experience—and a congregation hired Bloomington’s Matheu Architects to survey case to a single parishioner. It’s a deeply troubling trend. We’re Presbyterian rarity—enhanced by a dramatic fan- the church and establish repair priorities. searching for buyers who’ll repurpose some of these places, Church in vaulted ceiling, carved wood trim, and “We have begun addressing those items,” notes Sylvia Dyar, architecturally among communities’ most significant struc- Richmond with a a historic organ built by Boston’s Hook a member of the congregation that received the Sacred Places Tiffany Studios- tures. Indiana Landmarks Center in Indianapolis occupies such designed interior. and Hastings. training. “Number One on the list was electrical needs. The a structure, a nineteenth-century Methodist church we adapted The church closed The church sits empty after dimin- report scared our members and spurred them to address that as theaters, reception hall, gallery, and office building. in 2017 and faces an ished attendance prompted the pres- issue at once. It confirmed some issues we knew about and uncertain future. As Protestant, Jewish, and Catholic congregations shrink in PHOTO BY EVAN HALE bytery to close the building in 2017. highlighted items we were not aware of. The congregation has number, they struggle with a tough religious and preservation Indiana Landmarks has been working begun to step up and get enthused about this restoration which challenge: how to maintain aging landmarks built for much with local groups to create a future for ties into our sesquicentennial celebration in 2020,” Dyar notes. larger congregations and facing deferred maintenance. Indiana the building. A complicated ownership In the past year, the church received a $25,000 grant from Landmarks plays a leading role in advocating for these impor- situation makes its next chapter unclear. Sacred Places Indiana to seed its building fund. tant places, seeking solutions for shuttered church buildings Built through a gift from Richmond Sacred Places Indiana awarded $137,500 in grants in the past and providing stewardship and building advice to congrega- industrialist Daniel Reid, the church’s fiscal year to help the participating churches with repairs, fund- After Connersville’s Trinity Episcopal Church (top) closed in 2018, tions still occupying their historic structures. deed stipulates that should the build- raising planning, and architectural studies. Renewed for 2019, the diocese donated the 1856 Gothic Revival church and parish house to Indiana Landmarks to guarantee its preservation. We’re We don’t own Richmond’s Reid Memorial Presbyterian ing cease functioning as a church for a Sacred Places Indiana will soon select congregations to participate repairing the landmark and looking for a buyer. With grants from Church, but it’s a landmark that must be saved. A bell tower decade, Reid’s heirs can take ownership. in the program’s fourth year. Indiana Landmarks looks forward our Sacred Places Indiana program, Spencer Presbyterian Church soars above the Gothic limestone exterior, constructed in And out-of-state interest in acquiring to equipping more congregations with the tools they need to (above), built in 1879, is forging a stronger future. 1904-1906 at the corner of North A and 11th streets. Stained- the windows threatens the integrity of continue to revitalize historic churches across the state. PHOTOS BY JESSIE RUSSETT (TOP), ROSE WERNICKE (ABOVE)

4 INDIANA PRESERVATION indianalandmarks.org 5 10 MOST ENDANGERED

Deutsche Haus (later known as The the gym rented to basketball leagues, the slim revenue led to Athenaeum), a downtown turnverein. slow demolition by neglect. Built in 1900 at 306 Prospect Point Comfort Underwriters owners William Atkins and Street, the red brick building con- Betsy Brougher have a serial adaptive use track record. They tained a gym bordered by a prosce- previously located their businesses in historic venues, reha- nium stage usable for athletics and bilitating the former Harry Wood Vocational Training School suitable for performances and social and Indianapolis Public School No. 9 for their enterprises. gatherings, with a bowling alley and Most recently located at the Stutz Business Center in the pub on the level below. The firm historic Stutz automobile factory, the pair was on the hunt for recruited Austrian Rudolf Schwarz, a building to accommodate their growing company when the who had created the limestone South Side Turnverein caught their eye. The appeal came from sculptural groups for the Soldiers’ the club’s historic character and its easy access to interstates, and Sailors’ Monument, to produce parking, walking distance to restaurants, and proximity to the an allegorical sculpture group for the revitalizing Bates-Hendricks neighborhood. west gable. “The bones of this building were so strong and sturdy, its The South Side Turnverein served architectural elements and quality of craftsmanship so incred- its intended purpose for decades, until ibly enduring that it was amazing,” says Atkins. “I always felt membership dropped off and the club somewhat stifled in traditional work environments. Here, the sold the building in 1977. While a environment creates a workplace where people can see room tavern operated in the lower level and for expanding and advancement, where they can be passionate about their work.” Indianapolis architecture firm RATIO worked with Point South Side Turnverein Enters New Chapter Comfort Underwriters on the comprehensive rehabilitation, which qualified for the federal Historic Tax Credit. After added IN NOVEMBER, A CROWD A former 10 Most walls and dropped ceilings came down, original features were celebrated the grand opening of Endangered entry, revealed, including a pressed metal ceiling and historic win- Indianapolis’s South Indianapolis’s South Side Turnverein, Side Turnverein dows that brought daylight to the center of the building. a former 10 Most Endangered entry, reopened in They rebuilt a grand staircase disassembled by previous own- as the headquarters for Point Comfort November, adapted ers, installed an energy-efficient heating and cooling system, The owners’ compre- expect the landmark to remain a Underwriters, a medical claims man- by Point Comfort and reopened the stage, boxed in for a racquetball court in the hensive rehabilitation gathering space, hosting community Underwriters as its utilized the federal agement organization and interna- headquarters. The ’80s. They restored the building’s historic windows, more than Historic Tax Credit at events in underutilized spaces after tional travel insurance company. The company revived 150 in all, and the character-defining cupola that hadn’t seen Indiana Landmarks’ business hours. adaptive use of the German social club the former German attention for 117 years. Original blueprints from Vonnegut recommendation. “The spatial environment had to and gym is exactly what we aim for social club, but con- & Bohn, along with physical clues uncovered along the way, They removed added work and at the same time, the his- servators deemed walls and dropped when we put landmarks on our 10 the building’s guided the rehabilitation. ceilings and restored tory was of equal importance to us,” Most Endangered list. crumbling stucco Conservators declared the crumbling stucco sculpture by the historic windows. says Atkins. “It’s always great to have At the turn of the twentieth cen- sculpture (right Schwarz, with metal bars protruding from headless figures, You can see the the opportunity to save something top) too dam- tury, Indianapolis’s German-American too damaged to save. In its studio in the historic laundry finished result when in a way that allows you to have a aged to save, Point Indiana Landmarks community hired architects Vonnegut Comfort had the building at Indianapolis’s Central State Hospital, Ignition hosts a Landmark conversation with the past.” & Bohn to create a clubhouse where artwork replicated Arts used the remnants and historic photographs to repli- Look on March 2. It’s a 10 Most turnaround worth they could practice the “sound bod- (right bottom) in cate the sculpture in fiberglass—much lighter and therefore PHOTOS © RATIO celebrating. See the rejuvenated a material that will ies and sound mind” principles of withstand Indiana’s friendlier than the original to the historic brick wall. The space for yourself when Indiana Friedrich Jahn, who believed physi- winters. owner plans to display fragments of the original as artwork Landmarks hosts a Landmark Look PHOTOS BY EVAN HALE cal exercise and cultural activities (ABOVE), © RATIO (RIGHT) inside the building. on March 2 from 3-5 p.m. RSVP for led to a healthy life. The firm led by The South Side Turnverein merges the best of old and the free event at indianalandmarks. Bernard Vonnegut and Arthur Bohn, new. The former gymnastics hall with its 33-foot ceiling and org/turnverein-look. both sons of athletic and German abundance of daylight provides a space for collaboration immigrants, had already designed Das among Point Comfort Underwriters’ workforce. The owners

6 INDIANA PRESERVATION indianalandmarks.org 7 In this annual report, Indiana Landmarks recognizes contributions above the individual, dual, and senior member levels. If your participation is at one of these levels, please know that we are grateful for your support. Individuals

$50,000+ Ms. Elizabeth A. Chamberlin Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. Congdon Mrs. Elissa Hamid Efroymson Tina Connor Jeremy D. Efroymson Ms. Sally A. Cook Mrs. Lori Efroymson-Aguilera and Mr. Sergio Aguilera Doug and Marcia Dawson Cheri and Rollie Dick $25,000-$49,000 Dr. and Mrs. James P. Fadely Mr. Dennis S. Gilman Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cook Dr. Thomas H. Greist and Dr. Anne Greist Mr. Emerson B. Houck* and Mrs. Jane A. Houck Joslyn Hayes Mr. and Mrs. Eli Lilly, II Mike and pegg kennedy Mrs. Sarah A. Rowland, ASID Carol and Larry Landis Mrs. Jane Shine Dr. and Mrs. John C. Lechleiter Dr. and Mrs. W. Randall Long $10,000-$24,999 Mr. and Mrs. William R. Longest Mr. Eric A. Manterfield Mrs. Charles Bookwalter, II Mr. Frank Meeker Marilyn J. Devitt* Mr. and Mrs. David C. Meyer Mr. James P. Morrow George A. Rogge Martin and Maribeth Rahe The Hon. Randall T. Shepard and J. Reid Williamson, Jr.* Ms. Amy W. MacDonell Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Taylor $5,000-$9,999 Jane T. and Frank Walker Mr. and Mrs. Matt Chalfant Mr. and Mrs. Bradley J. Warnecke Mr. and Mrs. Tom L. Davis Kerry Dinneen and Sam Sutphin $1,000-$2,499 Ms. Julie Donnell and Mr. John Shoaff Mr. and Mrs. David C. Barksdale Mr. Joe Everhart and Mr. Ken Ramsay Mr. and Mrs. John H. Barnard Mrs. Barbara J. Goddard Ms. Sarah C. Barney Jim and Christine Keck Annual Support Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Basile Ms. Christy Krieg and Mr. Patrick Carroll Thomas Bast Dr. and Mrs. Phillip G. Mosbaugh Mr. William Beatty and Ms. Lisa Kmak Mr. and Mrs. Timothy S. Shelly Beatty Indiana Landmarks is grateful to each and every Our members-only, sold-out Lake Dr. Jeffrey X. Watt and Mr. Robert J. Michigan Mod tour in August fea- Dr. Elizabeth Ann Beck contributor, and for all of our members. Your support gives us the ability Dickinson to act quickly when historic places are threatened and help communities tured landmarks in Long Beach Mr. and Mrs. Randall Belden and Michigan City, including the employ preservation to revitalize neighborhoods and downtowns and Mr. and Mrs. Greg L. Blum 1964 Frost House, an unaltered $2,500-$4,999 Mr. and Mrs. Drew Boggs reconnect with heritage. The following list reflects gifts above the level stunner with original Knoll furni- Hilary and Travis Barnes William A. Browne, Jr. and Tiffany ture owned by Karen Valentine of individual and dual membership given between September 1, 2017, Mr. and Mrs. Parker Beauchamp Benedict Browne and Bob Coscarelli. and August 31, 2018. If you see something amiss with your listing, please PHOTO BY BRAD MILLER Mr. and Mrs. Eric Bedel Mr. and Mrs. Bruce W. Buchanan contact Vice President for Development Sharon Gamble, 317-822-7921, Ms. Jan M. Carroll and The Hon. John Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Burger [email protected], so we can address the error. D. Tinder

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State of ELKHART PORTER LAPORTE ST. JOSEPH Preservation DEKALB INDIANA LANDMARKS’ NOBLE LAKE regional office staff assist STARKE property owners, community MARSHALL ALLEN leaders, and local preservation KOSCIUSKO WHITLEY organizations, devising strate- gies to save endangered places JASPER NEWTON FULTON and restore historic buildings. PULASKI WABASH The map represents the places where we put our formal pro- MIAMI grams to work in the fiscal year CASS HUNTINGTON WHITE that ended August 31, 2018. WELLS ADAMS

Indiana Landmarks

Regional/Field Offices BENTON JAY CARROLL WARREN HOWARD GRANT Grant* BLACKFORD TIPPECANOE CLINTON Efroymson Family TIPTON DELAWARE Endangered Places MADISON Loan (See p. 15) FOUNTAIN HAMILTON RANDOLPH Efroymson Family Fund MONTGOMERY V HENRY Grant/CICF E R BOONE M Landmark Sold (See p. 20) I MARION HANCOCK L L I HENDRICKS WAYNE Landmark for Sale O PARKE PUTNAM F N A Indiana Landmarks’ Efroymson Family Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Heyob Mr. Ralph G. Nowak Y RUSH E Endangered Places Fund makes grants Mr. and Mrs. James Hicks Mr. and Mrs. Curtis H. Peters Partners in T UNION Preservation National T to non-profits for historic building rehab E Thomas and Joan Holmes Andrew Potts and Steve Clark Register Grant JOHNSON and cost assessments. Last year, Gary’s MORGAN Decay Devils—a new affiliate—used a The Hon. and Mrs. Michael Kanne Debbie Prather SHELBY Commission Assistance CLAY $3,500 grant for a structural analysis of Ms. Kasey Kendrick Ms. Myrta J. Pulliam OWEN Contract FRANKLIN the 1910 Union Station. James and Marjorie Kienle Dr. and Mrs. George F. Rapp VIGO BROWN PHOTO © DECAY DEVILS Mr. Donald B. Korb Jim and Lynn Renne Blight Elimination BARTHOLOMEW DECATUR Program† DEARBORN Mr. Andre B. Lacy* Kent and Betty Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Raymond I. Lee Charles T. Richardson Affiliate Organization MONROE Mrs. Mary Jean Cannell SULLIVAN JENNINGN S Ruth Ann and Bob Loser Mr. and Mrs. Randy Robertson (See p. 30) RIPLEY The Hon. and Mrs. Edward D. Clere GREENE Ms. Sally Marker Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Rodman JACKSON Mrs. Gayle T. Cook Site Visit OHIO Mr. and Mrs. Morris L. Maurer Mr. and Mrs. Eric Rowland Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Cooley SWITZERLAND Dr. and Mrs. Douglas R. Maxwell Ann Rybolt * Includes Efroymson Family Dr. and Mrs. Timothy Crowley KNOX LAWRENCE JEFFERSON Dr. Sandra McCabe and Mr. David Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Sands Endangered Places, Marion County MARTIN Marsh and Grace Davis Historic Preservation, African McCabe Mr. and Mrs. Robert Santa Ms. Sara Edgerton American Heritage, Historic DAVIESS SCOTT Mr. and Mrs. Brett D. McKamey Anne and Rod Scheele Mrs. Julia Ehret Preservation Education, and Sacred WASHINGTON Mr. Richard E. McKnight Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shive Places Indiana grants. CLARK Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. Evans, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Roll McLaughlin, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Snell ORANGE Dawn M. Fazli † Indicates cities and counties Ms. Nancy L. McMillan Judith Stewart where staff has reviewed Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Fehribach DUBOIS Boris E. Meditch Mr. and Mrs. James A. Strain properties slated for CRAWFORD Steve and Lisa Ford demolition through the Ms. Dian Moore L. Gene and Rosemary Tanner GIBSON Ron and Roni Fritz federally funded Blight Shirley M. Mueller, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Tarr Elimination Program WARRICK Ms. Sharon L. Gamble VANDER- HARRISON Mr. Charles J. Mullen and advocated for BURGHR Mr. Mike Umbaugh POSEY Mr. M. Ross Gambril landmarks worth Ms. Sharon Negele and Mr. Dennis Joe and Julie Whitsett Frank and Carolyn Gunter saving. McIntosh Charlitta and Robin Winston SPENCER Tracy L. Haddad Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Nichols Mr. and Mrs. Beau F. Zoeller Mr. and Mrs. Dave Haist

10 INDIANA PRESERVATION $500-$999 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Schuette, Jr. Sarah and Bob Schwartzkopf Mr. and Mrs. Wilton J. Aebersold 2018 FINANCIAL Kendra and Andrew Smith Mrs. Eleanor Arnold Liz and Phil Smith Ms. Trudy Banta REPORT Mr. and Mrs. Larry Speer Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Beauchamp IN THE FISCAL year ending August 31, 2018, Indiana Landmarks’ Ms. Marta H. Spence Ms. Mary Bookwalter and Mr. Jeff Stant Bill and Janet Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Barrett Calhoon finances continued to strengthen, with our net asset balance Mr. David Temple Mr. and Mrs. Phil Clark increasing from $83.1 million to $85.1 million, supported by posi- John and Jen Thomas Judge and Mrs. J. Terrence Cody tive returns on invested endowment assets. Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Thomas Ms. Catharine C. Diehr Indiana Landmarks’ staff and board-level finance and invest- Ms. Maureen Tokar Mr. Mark A. Dollase ment committees continue to carefully manage the organization’s David and Susan Wantz Prof. Olon F. Dotson and Ms. Susan resources. We limited operational spending for the fiscal year to L. Hall remain within our budgeted endowment draw, supplemented by William H. and Emily M. Ward Mrs. Mary Whalin Dr. Paul Frascella and Ms. Trinity Hart additional revenues. The graph identifies the sources of opera- Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wolf Edward and Elizabeth Frazier tional revenue and our use of those funds. James A. Glass, Ph.D. Dr. Christian Wolf and Ms. Elaine For complete audited financial statements, visit Indiana Holden-Wolf Ken and Carla Rae Haselby Landmarks’ website, indianalandmarks.org, or contact Vice Mary A. and Richard J. Hertel Mr. Eugene Hintz President and CFO Mary Burger at 800-450-4534. $250-$499 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Abeel Robert W. Jacobi and Freddi Indiana Landmarks Center’s Rapp Family Gallery in Indianapolis hosted First Friday Stevens-Jacobi Mark A. and Elizabeth Bottorff GENERAL FUND art shows, inviting diverse groups of artists whose work in a wide range of medi- Mr. Brian Kehoe and Mr. Adairius % Ahlemann ums attracts equally diverse audiences, many of whom take our free tour of the OPERATIONAL 3.5 % Gardner Membership 13.0 Ms. Jean Ann Allan restored complex. PHOTO BY BOB ZYROMSKI Larry A. and Sue Figert Kennedy BUDGET dues Contributions Mr. and Mrs. David Allen & grants Alan and Anne Kimbell John and Sandy Anderson Ms. Valecia Crisafulli Vicki Poole Hoffmann Howard and Sarah Knight Stefan and Joan Anderson Dr. Carolyn A. Cunningham Mr. Alan Hogan Mr. Mark Kurth and Ms. Shelby Moravec Richard and Katherine Badertscher William and Jill Dale Mr. and Mrs. W. Seymour Holt Mrs. Alma Lathrop REVENUES Mr. David Baker and Ms. Elizabeth Mr. Mark Demerly and Mr. David Chalfie Mrs. Sheila P. Hughes Mr. Lee Lewellen $ Riley-Baker % Mr. and Mrs. Stephen DeVoe Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Irish Jane and Jim Link 4,247,200 17.2 Mr. and Mrs. Jim Baker Tours, sales, Mr. and Mrs. Don Dickerson Mr. and Mrs. Greg Jacoby Mr. and Mrs. Cullen McCarty Ms. Louise Bakker and Mr. Gary Denney special events % Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Donley Mr. Todd Jodarski and Ms. Pamela Henry Mr. John McClain 66.3 Jim and Cindy Barkley Investment Mrs. Mabel Easton Mr. Erik Johnson and Ms. Kristie Hill Mr. and Mrs. B. Allen McCormick Mrs. Barbara Beard income Mr. and Mrs. Joel Fehsenfeld Dr. and Mrs. Walter Jolly Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. McCracken Ms. Alison Becker Ms. Marilyn Fischer* Mr. and Mrs. Clyde E. Keeler Dr. William McNiece Matt and Desma Belsaas Mr. David B. Frederick Dr. James M. King Ms. Melinda J. Mears Maryellen and Robert Bieder Nancy and Jeff Gatewood Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Kinghorn Mr. Clayton C. Miller % Bill and Nancy Brandenburg 14.6 Dr. and Mrs. George Geib Mr. Casey T. Knigga Mr. and Mrs. John M. Mutz Management Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Buehler & general Col. Phillip J. Gick Sherrie and John Knighton Mr. Timothy S. Needler Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Burgomaster Mr. and Mrs. Tom Godby Amy Kotzbauer and Gareth Kuhl Ms. Julie Overbeck Dr. and Mrs. Robert R. Canida % Mr. David B. Graham Mr. John Krauss and Ms. Margaret Mr. and Mrs. Scott Pannicke 7.5 Mr. William Carlstedt Fundraising Ms. Portia Graves Maxwell Victor and Diane Perr Payne Chestnut John and Pam Guthrie J. Fritz Kreutzinger and Sharon Brennan Mr. Jerry Planck and Ms. Diane Leslie J. Choitz Ms. Cris Halter and Mr. Bill Fraser Mr. and Mrs. David A. Kroll Ferlauto Mr. Timothy Clinch Mr. John P. Hansberry John H. and Theresa E. Langdon Joe and Lisa Pritchett Jill and Dale Coffey Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hardin Mr. and Mrs. Raymond A. Larkin Mr. Kenneth Remenschneider and Dr. % Kay Conner and Richard Walton Todd and Lori Harris Mr. Paul Lippert and Dr. Harlan Higgins Sharon Hoog 77.9 Adam Corya Programs Emily and Robert Harrison Jim and Sara Lootens Byron and Marsha Robinson EXPENSES Mr. Standiford H. Cox Mr. Vic Hasler and Ms. Karen Cochran Ira Maher and Leslie Appel Debi and Ryan Ross Dr. and Mrs. David W. Crabb $ Toots and Jim Henderson Mr. Greg Malone and Ms. Kathryn Kelley Ms. Nancy Ross Dr. Donna Crawford and Dr. Clifford 4,225,300 Abigail Marmion Mr. and Mrs. J. Gregory Rust Crawford Tom and Kay Hervey Ms. Nancy Hiestand David and Catherine Martin

12 INDIANA PRESERVATION indianalandmarks.org 13 Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Maxwell Maryanne and Patrick O’Malley Mr. Chad Stegner Mr. Paul McClure Mrs. Susan Orr Ms. Margaret Storrow and Mr. John Mr. Henry A. McLain and Mrs. Barbara A. Ms. Renee Palin Kinsella Money Douglas Mr. David W. Peat Mr. Mark Szobody Mr. James L. McLay Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Pemberton Dr. Larry and Sandi Tavel David and Mary Miers Mr. and Mrs. Miles Perkins Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence W. Van Arendonk for Main Carol Sullivan Miller and Sean Miller Mr. Alan Pyle Dr. John C. Van Nuys Elsa Morris Deborah Rawlings Lorraine and Rick Vavul Street Thomas Mote, M.D. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Ristine James and Ruby Wagner Bonnie H. Muir Mr. David Rodgers Bill and Joan Warrick WHEN NONPROFIT Mr. Kevin Charles Murray Jake Rupp Ms. Anita Werling and Ms. Bonnie preservation groups across the state Maxwell John and Marian Oberholtzer Phil and Freda Rush want to save historic places in their Dr. and Mrs. Joe Wernicke Mr. Patrick O’Brian Mr. Richard Ruwe communities, Indiana Landmarks’ Ms. Molly Wilkens Warren and Jill Schimpff Efroymson Family Endangered Places Susan Williams and David Rimstidt Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Schloss Loans come to the rescue, giving life The 30 volunteers who serve on Indiana Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Wirthwein Mrs. Rose A. Schnell-Cole and Dr. John to projects that banks often consider Landmarks’ board of directors contrib- Cole Robert and Stephanie Witt too risky to finance. In the past year, ute guidance, professional expertise, Mrs. Marion Wolen personal connections, financial support, The Hon. and Mrs. Robert G. Shepherd Indiana Landmarks’ affiliates in New and a passion for preservation and Ms. Paula Sindlinger Ms. Gretchen Wolfram Castle and New Carlisle used loans to community revitalization. At the annual Don Smith and Sid Spear Mr. David Wortman save historic downtown commercial summer board retreat—held in West James D. Smith and Sherry Nagel-Smith Ms. Laura Yeo Baden Springs in 2018—they discussed buildings. In both cases, the groups Mr. and Mrs. Todd A. Zeiger long-range preservation challenges and Mr. and Mrs. James Smith hope to create a ripple effect, fueling opportunities. PHOTO BY TINA CONNOR Suzanne and Bob Stanis broader revitalization. New Castle’s Keiser Building at Preserve Henry Augmented with similar glass found stored in another build- 1321-1323 Broad Street was at a tip- County feared the ing, they’re recreating the original storefronts. “It’s been a loss of New Castle’s ping point in 2017, vacant for nearly Keiser Building and community effort to get this building saved and stabilized and a decade when new affiliate Preserve the hole it would ready to sell,” adds Ray. Henry County acquired it. “I kept leave in the intact Longtime affiliate Historic New Carlisle used a $75,000 thinking that if something didn’t get downtown block. loan from Indiana Landmarks to buy a vacant downtown Indiana Landmarks done and we had a really bad winter, granted the group building. The group could have rested on its laurels: in the it would have taken out four build- a $60,000 loan ’90s, it rescued and restored the Old Republic, an Italianate ings,” says President Jeff Ray. “It was to rescue the house it has operated as a bed and breakfast. But Historic New key to keeping the only intact block structure. Preserve Carlisle wanted a more visible location with room to expand Henry County tuck- left in downtown.” pointed the brick its local history museum, so they purchased an 1886 commer- The group pooled a $60,000 and recreated the cial building. loan from Indiana Landmarks with original storefronts The group plans to remove an unattractive ’70s-era façade. and hopes the $100,000 from the city’s redevelop- building’s revitaliza- “We were really attracted to having something in the down- ment commission, a $12,000 com- tion spurs similar town area and hoping our restoration will spur revitalization munity foundation grant, and pri- investment in other in the rest of block, which is vacant right now,” says Executive vate donations to stabilize and repair historic downtown Director Dana Groves. landmarks. the building. The work included PHOTO BY JEFF RAY Preservation groups often play the role of revitalization repainting the façade, tuckpointing catalyst, buying a building—sometimes the scariest one on brick, restoring the metal corbels a block—and turning it around to show what’s possible. at the roofline, replacing the roof, Indiana Landmarks moves quickly to make Efroymson Family repairing floors and joists, and fixing Endangered Places Loans available. To learn more about our historic windows. endangered places loans and grants, contact our regional office In the process of rebuilding the that serves your county (click on the map at indianalandmarks. nineteenth-century storefronts, org/in-your-area). they uncovered original prism glass.

14 INDIANA PRESERVATION indianalandmarks.org 15 Up to $249 Ms. Sidney A. Blanchet Dee B. Carmichael Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Blome Margaret and William Carr Ms. Emily Pace Abbotts and Mr. Chris Abbotts Mr. Scott G. Bocock Ms. Marnie S. Carr Mr. Gilmore Abplanalp Mr. Donald P. Bogard Merrill and Patricia Carrigan Mr. Vince Akers Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bold Dr. Burdellis L. Carter* Lester “Jake” and Kyle Allen Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Bonar Ms. LaChelle Carter Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Alpert Mr. Bruce BonDurant Nancy Carter Mrs. Denise Anderson Mr. and Mrs. Dale Bough Mr. John Carvey Ms. J. Sue Anderson Mary and David A. Bower Ms. Mae Cassady Robert and Julie Anger Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bowers Mr. Mike Cassady Dennis J. and JoAnne Anness Joyce Bowman Ms. Alyssa Castille Ms. Alice Elizabeth Appel Mr. Roy D. Bowman James and Joyce Chambers John and Kathryn Chandler Ms. Sandy Appleby Mrs. Patricia Kay Bradshaw Mr. Michael Chartier Connie and Malcolm Applegate Mr. and Mrs. Robert Braitman Mr. Garry Chilluffo and Mr. Craig Ware Ms. Susan Armeny and Mr. Paul E. Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Brandenburg Langley Susan and George Brattain Mrs. Michele Chosney Jeffrey D. Arnold and Christine Burton Robert and Sally Bratton Erica J. Christianson Arnold Mr. Lon R. Braun and Mr. Gary L. King Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Christoffersen Ms. Judy Arnold Mr. and Ms. Walter Breitinger Douglas E. Clanin Mrs. Pam Arregui Mr. and Mrs. John Bridge Jeanne Clark Mr. and Mrs. Dennis M. Au Dr. Walter C. Bridgewater Ms. Susan Clark Ken and Kim Asenbaugh Mr. Larry A. Bristow Mary and Jerry Clifford David and Beverly Baals Dayle L. Brown and David W. Piser Ethel M. Cline The Hon. and Mrs. John G. Baker Ms. Lisa Brown Michael Clippinger Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Dalton A crowd of 3,700 traveled to Indiana Landmarks Center’s campus in Indianapolis Mrs. Phyllis Ballentine Mr. Robert Brown Mr. John Clouse in July for Treasure Hunt, our annual antique salvage market featuring live music, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bandy Ms. Susan Ridgely Cohen Mr. David L. Daughtrey Mr. William A. Browne entertainment, food trucks, and garage sales throughout the neighborhood. In 2019, Dr. and Mrs. John J. Coleman, III Mr. Douglas David Judy and Walter Baran Mrs. Barbara Brownell Treasure Hunt will be held July 13 in Indianapolis, and Treasure Hunt North will be Mr. and Mrs. Joe S. Columbe Mr. James O. Davis Mr. Robert L. Barlow, II Ms. Melissa Browning held July 20 in South Bend. PHOTO BY BOB ZYROMSKI Mrs. Joanne Davis Mrs. Rebecca Barnett Mrs. Kaye Bruscato Mr. Art Conner Susie Dawson and Bryan Spear Ms. Sheila Barr James Bullard and Elaine Ms. Nancy Connor and Mr. Glenn Halberstadt Mr. and Mrs. Neill R. Doherty Mr. Joseph Engler and Mrs. Jennifer Mr. Robert G. Barrows and Ms. Leigh Cummings-Bullard Ms. Holliday Day Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Downs Engler Darbee Mr. and Mrs. John David Cook Mrs. Jesse Reilly Day* Mr. Raul R. Burciaga Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Enkema Mr. Michael Copeland and Mrs. Cheryl Joan Downs-Krostenko and Brian George and Linn Bartling Mr. and Mrs. Paul Burgess Ms. Kathleen Day Pleak Copeland Krostenko Ms. Alice Ernst Mrs. Ruth Bateman Mr. Sam Burgess Mr. Martin De Julia Charles M. Corbin, CPA Richard and Helen Downton Mark and Rebecca Ewing Ms. Alice Bauermeister Ms. Jennifer Burkey Tom and Charlotte De Ville Marian and Bob Corya Dorothy Drummond Dr. and Mrs. Donald Faulkner Mr. David A. Baxter Lisa and David Burr Dr. Noreen Deane-Moran Mr. Kyle Costlow Mr. and Mrs. Gregory S. Dugan Ms. Judy Feichter Ms. R. Lynette Beckham Mr. and Mrs. David D. Butler Mr. Jerry Debrosse and Ms. Mary Mader Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Coursen, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph K. Dundon Drs. Richard and Rebecca Feldman Mr. and Mrs Bryan A. Beeler Mr. Richard Butler and Dr. Jamie Street Tim and Cheri DeBruicker Ms. Barbara Sha Cox Mrs. Nancy H. Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Douglas R. Felkins Mr. Jeff Been and Mr. Eric Graninger Mr. and Mrs. Robert Butler Mr. and Mrs. Ed Deiwert Mrs. Cheryl Diane Cox Carolyn S. Dunteman Mr. Ted Ferguson John and Denise Bell Ms Ann Butterfield Christopher and Angela Della Rocco Mr. and Mrs. Carl L. Crabiel Mr. and Mrs. David B. Duvall Thomas and Susan Ferverda Carl Bender and Barbara Brugnaux Mr. Michael Buzash Mr. and Mrs. Peter DePrez Don and Dolly Craft Randa Duvick and David Grosnick Carlos Figueroa and Barbara Figueroa Reed Benhamou Mrs. Diane Byrd Mrs. Nancy Derrow and Donald E. Mr. Stephen Cranfill Derrow, DDS Ms. Susan Dyar Jerry and Jill Finn Mr. Gary Bennett Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm D. Cairns Mr. Ryan Crawford and Mr. Ryan Mr. and Mrs. David Eager Maribeth Zay Fischer and Thomas Ms. Pamela J. Bennett Ms. Ann S. Dettwiler Mr. Barrett Caldwell Harrison Mrs. Judith Egolf Fischer Ms. Sue Bentrup Mrs. Ann E. Dever Ms. Jeana Campbell Mr. and Mrs. James C. Crisman Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eiler Mrs. Linda Fisher Mr. and Mrs. David Berger Mrs. Patricia A. Devlin Mrs. Johneva H. Campbell Fred B. and Alice J. Croner Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Einhorn Dr. Rita Fleming Theresa and Dave Berghoff Col. Louis Dezelan Mr. and Mrs. Richard Campbell Mrs. Helene M. Cross Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Elliott Dr. and Mrs. Norman Fogle Polly and Darrel Bigham Helen and Richard Dickinson Monica and Paul Cannaley James R. Crouse and Jane Porter Mr. Timothy P. Ellsworth Mr. and Mrs. David W. Fox Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Black Mr. and Mrs. James M. Diehl Mr. Brian C. Carey Gresham Mr. David Emge Mr. and Mrs. Michael Frantz Dr. Charles A. Blackman Mrs. Ruth Dietel Robert and Diana Carithers The Hon. and Mrs. W. Timothy Crowley Dr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Emmick Mr. Steven Frazer Peggy and Rex Blackwell Ms. Gail Dodge Marcia C. Carlson Mr. Jeff Cummings Andrew and Irene Engel Mr. William K. Fretz

16 INDIANA PRESERVATION indianalandmarks.org 17 Mr. Daniel Frotscher Mr. and Mrs. Evan Hale Mrs. Diane Humphrey PERPETUAL PROTECTION Ryan Funk David J. and Jeanne C. Hamernik Phyllis J. and Michael O. Hunt Mr. James Gabbert Mr. and Mrs. Alan M. Hamilton Mr. Jeffrey L. Huntington Dr. and Mrs. Edward R. Gabovitch Mrs. Annella H. Hamilton Mr. and Mrs. Dan Huston hen you’ve put your heart Mr. Ralph Gaebler Mr. Neil S. Handley Kathryn S. Hutchens, MD and soul into restoring a Thomas L. and Patricia S. Gahlon Arthur and Susan Hanna Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hutslar Wplace, or when it’s been in Mr. and Mrs. David A. Galliher Ms. Mary Pat Hanson Mrs. Diane Foster Igleheart your family for generations, you want Ms. Maxine Gambrel Ms. Elizabeth J. Harger Mr. and Mrs. G. Chandler Hagey it to stick around, even if you decide Dr. and Mrs. Richard Gantz Ms. Eleonore M. Harle Prof. Rhonda Impink to sell it. In the past year, Indiana Mr. and Mrs. Dale Garber Mr. Timothy Harmon Mr. and Mrs. Max E. Inglert Landmarks provided a solution and Ms. Kelly Gascoine Mr. Robert Harper Ms. Ruth Ann Ingraham peace of mind to four people who Mr. and Mrs. Tim Gavaghan Ms. Mary Harris Mrs. Joan Ingram donated preservation easements to us. Robert K. Gentry and Barbara A. Ms. Nancy Ann Harter Mr. Steve Ingram We protect the architectural character of Landess-Gentry Mrs. Sylvia Kay Hartley Nancy and Tom Inui the property in perpetuity. Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Gernand Ms. Anita Harvey Tanya Irwin Mr. and Mrs. Joe A. Giacoletti “One of the more satisfying experi- Marsha Harwell-Gunyon and Randal Mr. and Mrs. Jaime Israel Rev. Robert Giannini Gunyon ences of my life has been working to Mr. and Mrs. Gary E. Jacobi Ms. Cora Ann Gibson Ms. Jacqueline Harwick preserve and restore the Suzane Thomas Mark and Judith Jacobi Mr. Tim Gibson Louise and Larry Haskett Mrs. Frances Jacobs House,” says Meeker of his home at 828 Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Gilbert Mrs. Marie M. Hatch Elizabeth and Paul Jarvis East Adams Street in Muncie. “While Ms. Terri L. Gill Ms. Elizabeth Hausser Dr. and Mrs. Bob Jesse the project is far from complete, I hope Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Gilliland Ms. Jennifer Hawk and Mr. John Klinkose Henry and Anita Johnson that future owners will continue not Mr. Henry Glassie and Ms. Pravina Shukla Mr. Timothy Hawkins and Ms. Margaret James and Nancy Johnson only to maintain the structure, but will Ms. Vickie Goens Hurdlik Dr. and Mrs. Stephen Johnson endeavor to return to it some of the Mr. Peter Goerner Mr. Paul Hayden Mr. and Mrs. David A. Johnston charming features lost over the last 120 In donating a pres- Thomas returned to her hometown of Muncie and hired Mr. William R. Goins Mr. and Mrs. Michael Heaton Amy Hajduch Jones and Rodney Jones ervation easement years. Living here has allowed my family British-trained Indiana architects Alfred Grindle and Charles Mr. and Mrs. Robert Goldman Dr. and Mrs. Gene Hedrick Mrs. Betsy K. Jones on his Muncie home Mr. Thomas A. Heidenreich to experience a tangible connection with (top) to Indiana Weatherhogg to design a Colonial Revival showplace of pressed Mr. Hector Gonzalez and Ms. Susan Ms. Helene Jones history and a level of craftsmanship that Landmarks, Frank buff brick with Indiana limestone trim. Featured in American Maley Ms. Diane Henderson Mr. John S. Jones are all too uncommon today.” Meeker and his Architect and Building News, the house incorporated design Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Gordner Ms. Jane R. Henderson Ms. Wanda Jones and Mr. Jay Charon After her husband was killed in a bar daughter guar- ideas popularized by the 1893 Chicago World’s Fair. The slate- Bruce Gordon Ms. Mae Ann Henderson Louis Joyner anteed perpetual Ms. Leslie Wineland Goss Mr. Robert W. Hendrickson Mr. Darrell C. Jutte fight in Indianapolis in 1894, Suzane protection of roofed showplace includes stained-glass windows, French and Brent and Nancy Grafe Mr. Brian Henning the architectural pocket doors, carved woodwork, and eight fireplaces. Dr. and Mrs. Joshua M. Kaplan Gordon M. Graham and Sue Ellen Mr. and Mrs. John Herrin character of the When Meeker and his wife bought the house in 1976, Ms. Patricia G. Karsell Greenlee Dr. and Mrs. Kirk Hess property the family it had suffered hard use, including subdivision for stu- Carol Karst-Wasson spent years restor- Berl and Bridget Grant Ms. Patti R. Hester dent apartments. Using historic photographs and physi- Janet M. Kauffman ing. Long-time Mr. and Mrs. Greg Greene Ms. Jennifer Hiatt Indiana Landmarks Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Keasling cal clues to guide the work, they carefully returned it to a Ms. Patricia Griffin and Mr. Lance Ratliff Ms. Patricia Hilligoss members Frank and Mr. Bradley Keen and Ms. Katherine Voss single-family residence. When they donated the easement, Ronald and Jacqueline Grimes Carolyn Gunter do- Dr. and Mrs. Joseph N. Hingtgen, Jr. Ms. Molly T. Kehr Meeker and his daughter Catherine Scherschel provided Ms. Carol Grimm nated an easement Ms. Nancy Hokanson Ms. Mary Elisabeth Keller and Ms. Anne on their house in a detailed history of the home and an inventory of its Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Grubb Mr. and Mrs. Jon R. Holden Keller Madison (left). historic architecture and features. Meeker lives in Florida Ms. Maja Gruen Dr. and Mrs. Steven Hollar John D. Kelley PHOTOS BY JESSIE RUSSETT (ABOVE), GREG SEKULA now, and the beloved house is for sale (see more photos of Ms. Bethanne Gruner Mr. and Mrs. Keith Holmes Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Kennedy (LEFT) the Thomas House at indianalandmarks.org/for-sale). Bob and Cheri Gudgel Mr. John E. Hornberger Dr. Kevin Kennedy In the past year, Indiana Landmarks also received ease- Dr. and Mrs. Paul J. Guentert Renate and Bill Hubbard Duane and Linda Kennen ments from the Delphi Preservation Society on the Crosby Susan and Robert Guindon Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. Huebner Mr. Thomas Kent and Ms. Mary Caccavo Hotel in Delphi, the Todd-Gunter House in Madison from Mr. and Mrs. Brent Gutwein Ms. Kelly Huff Mr. Donn Kesler Frank and Carolyn Gunter, and a Craftsman-style house in Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haan Ms. Linda Hughes Mr. and Mrs. Jack A. Kesler Indianapolis’s Woodruff Place neighborhood from Dr. Jeffery Marion S. Haerle Drs. Meredith and Kathleen Hull Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Keucher Watt. For information on donating a preservation easement, Elizabeth A. Hague Rebecca and John Hume Kimberly and James Keultjes contact our regional office nearest you. Gregory F. and Elizabeth Q. Hahn Barbara and Gene Humphrey Mr. John Kincaid

18 INDIANA PRESERVATION indianalandmarks.org 19 Kyle W. King, O.D. Mr. Larry M. Long ish. Our restoration joined a renovation Ms. Paula King Mr. Scott Longere and Mr. David by Near Northwest Neighborhood, Inc., Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kitchel Mannell and a new house built by Habitat for Mary Edna Kitchel Ms. Claudia Lord Humanity to spur revitalization in the area. Dr. and Mrs. John C. Klein Mr. Link Ludington and Mr. Robert Our turn-key renovation caught the Mrs. Verda A. Klemm Corum Campbells’ attention. The couple wanted Mr. and Mrs. Dave Klinck Mr. Kevin Ludwig to move to the up-and-coming neigh- Dr. and Mrs. Kevin L. Klinedinst The Hon. and Mrs. Richard G. Lugar borhood, but most of the homes in the Tibor Klopfer and Shawna Mr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Lugar Frazer-Klopfer Mr. John M. Lyons Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kloska Dr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Mabel Dr. and Mrs. E. Ray Knight Mr. and Mrs. Edward G. Mack Gary and Marie Koenig Mr. and Mrs. Larry Macklin Mr. and Mrs. Dick Konstanzer Mr. and Mrs. Guy Mager Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Kooreman Mr. and Mrs. George Maley Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kormelink Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Manges Dr. John Koumoulides Mrs. Dorothy Marshall Dr. Peggy Kovach Mr. and Mrs. J. Richard Marshall Mr. and Mrs. Ronald R. Kovener Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Martin Ms. Jessica Kramer and Mr. Garrett Mr. Steven D. Martz Honeycutt Mr. and Mrs. Brent Matthews Mr. and Mrs. Thomas K. Krasean Alan and Debbie Mayes Christine Garrott Krok Mr. and Mrs. George McAfee area didn’t fit their budget or required Mrs. Joanne Kubesch Anna and Andy McAleese more hands-on work than they felt able Ms. Rose M. Kuhn Tom and Debra McArthur Strategic Interventions to undertake. “In buying from Indiana Ms. Rosemarie Kuntz Rita and Keith McBride In South Bend, we WHEN A LANDMARK ON THE BRINK NEEDS A In the process of repairing historic Landmarks, we got all of the newness and Mr. and Mrs. Christ Kurtis Mr. and Mrs. Dan McCain temporary, preservation-minded steward, Indiana Landmarks rescued a house Beth-El Temple in Indianapolis, we a historic home that we love,” says Chad. targeted for de- Donald and Dorothy Kurtz Elizabeth and Terrance McCloskey sometimes intervenes by buying it or solicit its donation. molition (above, spotted an empty house nearby on Last year, we also found preservation- Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Kysar Brian and Cecelia McDonnell We take this step to save outstanding examples of a historic right), renovated Ruckle Street, a 1914 clay tile-roofed minded buyers for the Thompson Mr. Stephen Laedtke R. F. McElheny architectural style, sites key to a community’s sense of place, or and sold it to Colonial Revival. We bought the Building in Edinburgh, the Dickey Mr. and Mrs. Gerry C. LaFollette Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. McGill Chad and Krissy essential to a neighborhood’s fabric. property, made urgent repairs, and will House outside Nashville, and Bockhold Ms. Tara Lane and Mr. Gary James and Deborah McKinney Campbell (above), Goodman The 1903 First National Bank in Terre Haute was near the young people com- sell with our preservation covenant to a Hall in Indianapolis. Mr. William F. McNagny end of the line when First Financial Corporation donated it mitted to revital- buyer who can finish the work. You can view historic properties for sale Mr. Jon Laramore and Ms. Janet Mr. David McNeel McCabe to Indiana Landmarks with $110,000 it would have spent izing the neighbor- In the past year, we also acquired by Indiana Landmarks and others on our Mr. and Mrs. John Mears hood. We asked Mr. Jack Lasich on demolition. We’ll put a new roof on the long-vacant bank Connersville’s Trinity Episcopal website at indianalandmarks.org/for-sale. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Melfi First Financial Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Michael Latz to protect the coffered, barrel-vaulted ceiling and decorative Corporation to do- Church(read more on p. 5) and Mrs. Bonnie D. Merritt Mr. and Mrs. David E. Lawson murals in the three-story Neoclassical banking hall. We’re nate Terre Haute’s Monon High Bridge, a former 10 Mr. George Meyer Phyllis E. Lay stabilizing the structure and expect to transfer the building to First National Bank Most Endangered site near Delphi. Mrs. Diane H. Mikiska so we could halt the Mr. Thomas E. Leahey CANDLES Holocaust Museum and Education Center when it When we sell these places, we look Allen and Jane Milburn deterioration of the Ellen W. Lee and Stephen J. Dutton has raised enough money to finish the work. for buyers with an appreciation for Mr. Richard Miles beautiful interior. Jennifer Lehman In North Vernon, the Joseph Cone House was a wreck with Bank officials gave the historic character and a sustain- Mr. Brad Miller Joan and Jordan Leibman us the structure Mr. Curt Miller outstanding Queen Anne style—decorative slate roof, pat- able, long-term vision for the landmark Louise and David Leighton and the money David B. Miller and Nancy Mayo-Miller terned gable shingles, wraparound porch with conical roof, and they would have we’re entrusting to them. Chad and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lengacher Mrs. Dorothy L. Miller lots of gingerbread. Indiana Landmarks rescued the house from spent on demolition Krissy Campbell are a perfect fit for 609 Mr. Charles S. Leone (lower right). Mrs. Sarah M. Miller demolition by convincing the owner to donate the house to us, Leland Street in South Bend, a house Ms. Stine Levy PHOTOS BY TODD ZEIGER Dr. and Mrs. Scott Miller an arrangement that allowed mortgage holder Fannie Mae to (ABOVE), TOMMY KLECKNER we rescued from demolition by the city Ms. Rose Lewandowski (LOWER RIGHT) Mrs. Sharon Moder forgive the remaining note. We negotiated a stay of the demoli- through the federally funded Blight Teena and Dave Ligman Harry Mohler tion order and immediately started exterior restoration. We Elimination Program. We convinced Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lindemann Mr. Lynn H. Molzan, FAIA have lined up a buyer who’ll tackle the interior. the City to donate rather than demol- Ms. Karen Livengood

20 INDIANA PRESERVATION indianalandmarks.org 21 Mrs. Norma Ann Monhaut Ed Norman and Tim Parnell Mr. Darren Peck Dr. Elizabeth Brand Monroe Gwendolen and Keith Nystrom Mr. and Mrs. Bill Peddie Mr. Jack Morgan Ms. Jackie Nytes and Mr. Michael O’Brien Louis and Ann Pellegrino Mr. Robert G. Mork and Ms. Jill E. Wiley Mr. John Oberlies Mr. and Mrs. James Penick Mrs. Tina Morris Dr. Mary Ellen O’Connell and Mr. Peter Melanie Penn Mr. and Mrs. Tim Motsinger Bauer Robert and Patricia Pfeifer Ms. Phyllis Mould Ms. Helen W. O’Guinn Mrs. Sharon Pfister Rick and Betty Jo Moulton Cynthia and Phil Ohlrogge Dr. and Mrs. Luke Philippsen Mrs. Sara Moulton Mr. John T. Oliver Mr. A. Carl Platt Ms. Larissa Muellner Mr. and Mrs. James D. Olson Mr. and Mrs. George Plews Mr. Michael Mullett and Ms. Patti March Mr. Dan O’Meara Mr. Thomas Popcheff John and Catherine Mulvihill Mary Lu Orr Ms. Susan Porter Mr. and Mrs. Ronald J. Muncie Ms. Penny Ortega Mr. John K. Powell Mr. and Mrs. Steven W. Mundy Mrs. Dorothy A. Owen Stephen and Dorella Powell Miss Donna Jeanne Myer Mr. Wayne Pacholl Ms. Kim A. Powers Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Nalin Jon and Andrea Pactor Brian Pozen and Goda Mrs. Cheryl Dawn Neal Mrs. Wendy Page Tribandyte-Pozen Ms. Thalia Nicas and Mr. Louis Debra and David Parcell Jennifer and Bradley Prather Jungheim Mrs. Glenda J. Parker Charlotte and Jim Price Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Nigh Carroll and Allen Parsons Gail Price Mr. William D. Noll Mr. Paul J. Pattison Ms. Melanie Price Ms. Gloria Noone Mr. James Pavey* Mr. Nelson Price Mr. and Mrs. David Nord Ms. Lavona B. Pearce Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pries Mr. and Mrs. Scott Pritchett Mr. and Mrs. Ken Pruss Tom Quinn Rebecca J. Rogers Rev. Robert A. Schilling and Dr. Rita S. Our Indiana Automotive affinity group Mr. Bill Rainwater Elizabeth H. Rollins Schilling visited the southern Indiana car col- Mr. Robert L. Ralston lections of Clem and Joe Lange—early Mr. and Mrs. Garry Rollins Mr. Wayne Schimpff Dr. and Mrs. Geoffrey S. Raymer 1900s classics dating all the way to Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh Rolston Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schlegel Dr. Suellen Kinder Reed late-century muscle cars. The group Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Root Ms. Nanette E. Schulte also hosts an entertaining evening Ms. Julie Reeve Mr. and Mrs. James Ross Ms. Cheri Schupp with Indianapolis Motor Speedway Dr. Ruth Reichmann John and Susan Ross Joann Schwentker Historian Donald Davidson, coming on Steve and Sharon Reiff April 4, 2019. PHOTO BY BOB ZYROMSKI Ms. Diane E. Roudebush Mr. and Mrs. Andrew R. Seager Mr. William J. Reine Dr. and Mrs. Jerard Ruff Stewart and Janelyn Sebree Mr. Ralf Reisinger James D. Ruge and Roy J. Krizek Mr. John A. Seest Mr. Thomas E. Simon Ms. Laura Renwick Mr. Edward Runningen Dr. Allen E. Segrist Ms. Marion J. Sinclair Mr. and Mrs. Eric Reske Karin and Paul Russell Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Sekula Ms. Megan Singleton Mr. and Mrs. Thomas B. Reynolds Jessie Russett Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Semler Danielle Sirilla Mrs. Evaline Rhodehamel Mr. Kevin A. Sage Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Senninger David and Linda Sirugo Dr. and Mrs. David L. Rice Dr. Julie Salin and Mr. William Salin, III Marcia and Eric Servaas Mr. and Mrs. Michael Skehan Mr. and Mrs. David Richardson Mr. and Mrs. Joel Samson Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Sewall John Slatten Mrs. Patti Richey Mr. Dan Sanders Mrs. Carolyn A. Sharp Ms. Susan Smale Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Riester Ms. Holiday M. Sanders Ms. Jo Ellen Meyers Sharp Dale and Ruby Smith David and Carole Riley Rabbis Dennis and Sandy Sasso Mr. Mark S. Shaver Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Smith Norm and Linda Riley Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Saunders Mr. and Mrs. Jack Shaw Mrs. Gretel Smith Mr. and Mrs. Joseph G. Roberts Ms. Donna D. Schaaf Dr. Stephen J. Shideler Ms. Margaret Weir Smith Mr. and Mrs. Barrett Robinson Indiana Landmarks’ southern office has occupied two historic houses we rescued Mr. and Mrs. James P. Schafer Mr. and Mrs. Sam Shine Jim and Liz Solberg and restored in Jeffersonville. In 2018, with help from generous donors, we tackled Ms. Judith Robson Ms. Rebecca L. Schafer Mary T. Short Drs. Ken and Theresa Sowinski the Hartman House in New Albany (above “before”) as the office’s new location. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Roesch Ms. Mary Jo Showley Watch our website for announcement of a spring “after” open house. Dr. Ron Scheeringa Dr. and Mrs. Douglas Spaulding Mr. John W. Rogers PHOTO BY GREG SEKULA Mr. Jeffrey Schell Ms. Kalah Siler Mr. and Mrs. John D. Speckman

22 INDIANA PRESERVATION indianalandmarks.org 23 Mr. R. Gordon Spelbring Indiana Economic Development Bedel Fund of Schwab Charitable Tawn and Steve Spicklemire Corporations, Corporation BKD, LLP Dr. Polly Spiegel and Dr. Peter Grossman Foundations, Indiana National Road Association, Inc. Brandt Construction, Inc. Donald and Joann Sporleder Old National Bancorp Brett D. McKamey Fund of Fidelity Mrs. Beth Stafford Organizations Town of Cumberland Charitable Dr. Jeanne A. Stangle Zaharakos Ice Cream Parlor and Capitol City Ford Dr. and Mrs. James W. Stark & Government Museum Chicago Bauhaus and Beyond Linda and Anthony Stavros INDIANA LANDMARKS The Fehribach Group Dr. and Mrs. David Steele gratefully receives philanthropic, govern- $5,000-$9,999 First Bank of Richmond Kate L. Steele ment, and corporate support for events Barnes & Thornburg LLP Fort Wayne Metals Mr. and Mrs. Peter Steele and programs. Grants and contributions Bidmead Younger Construction The GE Foundation Mr. Glenn Steffen of money and buildings strengthen our Christy B. Krieg Charitable Fund Goelzer Investment Management, Inc. Ms. Marsha Stevenson ability to save historic places and help Indiana Housing & Community Indianapolis Garden Club Development Authority Ms. Maggie A. Stimming revitalize neighborhoods and downtowns Morris & Janis Maurer Charitable Fund Dr. and Mrs. James Stiver The 2018 Statewide Preservation Conference explored preservation issues amid Jim & Christine Keck Fund of the Bank Odle McGuire Shook throughout the state. The list below of America Charitable Bill and Sally Stockton Modernist masterpieces in Columbus as well as landmarks of an earlier era, with un- On Demand Staffing, Inc. usual transportation to dinner and entertainment at the historic Henry Breeding Farm. reflects gifts received between September The Namaste Foundation Maureen A. Stombaugh The ORL Foundation, Inc. PHOTO © COLUMBUS AREA VISITORS CENTER 1, 2017, and August 31, 2018. Want to National Trust Insurance Services, LLC Mrs. Betty Lou Stomm The Penrod Society Ltd. join these donors? Contact Membership PC Home Center Mr. Matt Stone Plews Shadley Racher & Braun LLP Mr. Lawrence Timperman Mr. and Mrs. Dennis W. White and Annual Giving Manager Jennifer Rahe Properties Carla Striegel-Winner and Jamie Winner The Randall C. and Janet D. Belden Mr. John Tompkins Kathy A. White Hawk, 317-822-7922, jhawk@ Mr. Kenneth Stuart Smithville Charitable Foundation Family Fund, a fund of The Ms. Mary S. Town David P. Whitman and Donna L. indianalandmarks.org. Clay and Jo Stuckey Indianapolis Foundation Mr. Richard W. Traeger Reynolds Irv Stumler $2,500-$4,999 RATIO Architects, Inc. Ms. Suzanne Travers and Ms. Karen Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Whittemore $100,000+ Tom and Doris Stump Amy W. MacDonell and Randall T. Robertson Family Charitable Fund of Clausen Sara and Jim Widner Efroymson Family Fund Schwab Charitable Mr. William Sudkamp and Ms. Joyce Shepard Fund Ms. Cathy Turner Ms. Gretchen F. Wiegel Scheib First Financial Corporation Anderson Partners LLC The Sarah Barney Family Charitable Fund Mr. and Mrs. James Tyler Krystin Wiggs Ms. Kathleen A. Sullivan Horseshoe Foundation of Floyd Arthur Jordan Foundation Stegall-Berheide-Orr Funeral Home Judy and Michael Underwood Ms. Judy Wilkie County, Inc. Mr. Michael Surak Axia Urban, LLP Thomas A. and Joan M. Holmes Mr. Christopher Usler Dr. and Mrs. James M. Williams Foundation Inc. Mr. Melville Sutton Core Redevelopment, LLC Mr. and Mrs. William C. Van Horne, Jr. Ms. Linda Williams Western & Southern Financial Fund Ms. Sari Swinehart $50,000-$99,999 Cunningham Restaurant Group Mr. Richard Vance Marvin Dale Williams, Jr. Bonnie Tabb and James Pinnick City of New Albany Dayton Foundation Depository, Inc. Western Specialty Contractors Mr. and Mrs. Joe Vande Bosche Randall R. and Suzan K. Williams Joanna and Bill Taft Richard M. Fairbanks Foundation, Inc. Delphi Preservation Society, Inc. The Whitsett Group Ms. Laurel Vaughn Mr. and Mrs. Steve Williams Ms. Charlene Talley Eli Lilly and Company Foundation Mr. and Mrs. Chris J. Velonis Ms. Katherine C. Willing Kisha Tandy $25,000-$49,999 Ellwood Associates $500-$999 Martha and Santi Vibul Mr. David Wilson Mr. and Mrs. Leland E. Tanner The 1772 Foundation Everhart Studio Alliance Security Ed and Nancy Wagoner Mrs. Jill Winkelman Ms. Nancy Tarsitano and Mr. Michael City of Richmond The Glick Family Foundation Ambrose Property Group Dr. and Mrs. Raymond D. Waldman Mr. and Mrs. Charles Keith Wishmeier Drake City of Wabash INGUARD American Society of Landscape Bret and Mary Lou Waller Dr. and Mrs. Charles Wolter, Jr. Architects-Indiana Chapter Mr. Danny G. Taylor CSX Transportation Inc. Johnson, Grossnickle and Associates Mr. and Mrs. David P. Walter Turner John Woodard Anne Scheele Charitable Fund of James Tebbe The Indianapolis Foundation Keystone Realty Group, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Gene Waltz Mr. Harold D. Woodman Schwab Charitable Mr. and Mrs. William Theobald Indianapolis Legal Aid Society, Inc. MacDuff Realty Group at Encore E. Michael and Marilou Warden Ms. Sandra Woodward AssuredPartners of Indiana Mr. Corby Thompson Paul Ogle Foundation, Inc. Sotheby’s International Realty Dr. Stanley Warren Ms. Mindi Woolman and Mr. Andre Madar Browning Day Mullins Dierdorf Ms. Nancy Thompson R. B. Annis Educational Foundation O’Bannon Foundation, a fund of The Mr. Doug Wasitis and Mr. Jeffrey Mr. Timothy Wott Architects Mrs. Susie Thompson Ruth Lilly Philanthropic Foundation Indianapolis Foundation Hochadel Linda and Carl Wrench Buckingham Foundation, Inc. Ernest L. Thornburg Randall and Susan Long Fund of Ms. Paige Wassel Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wright Cassady Electrical Contractors, Inc. Mrs. Linda Thorp Fidelity Charitable Mr. and Mrs. Mark Watson Mr. Bernard Wurger $10,000-$24,999 Christel DeHaan Family Foundation, Inc. Allen and Denyse Thorpe Silvercrest Health Center, LLC Mrs. Patricia A. Webster LeVon and Anita Hoffman Yoder Alphawood Foundation Craig and Mary Fenneman Family Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tierney Mr. and Mrs. Steven Wedding Mr. Frederick Zahrt City of Wabash Foundation, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. George Tikijian, III $1,000-$2,499 Mr. Harold T. Weidman Charlotte T. Zietlow Develop New Albany, Inc. Gregory & Appel Insurance Mr. Darrell W. Tilford ARSEE Engineers, Inc. Ms. Pamela West The Frenzel Family Charitable Lead Historic Preservation & Heritage Nicholas M. Timm, MD, and Deborah The Beck Foundation Mrs. Colleen Ross Whepley *Deceased Trust Consulting LLC Longworth

24 INDIANA PRESERVATION indianalandmarks.org 25 J. Solotken & Co., Inc. Connor & Company Inc. Shoefly Public House Keystone Restorations, Inc. Conrad Schmitt Studios, Inc. Streetscape Products Ltd. THE HERITAGE SOCIETY Kirby Risk Corporation Cris Halter & William Fraser Fund of Stults Family Dentistry Schwab Charitable Krieg DeVault, LLP Wells Fargo Advisors, LLC ndiana Landmarks grew from our 1960 founding to the largest statewide preservation organization in the CSO Architects The Margaret Bradshaw Fund of West Floyd East Harrison Community U.S. in part because of generous bequests. For those who’ve included us in their estate plan, we created Vanguard Charitable Friends of Garfield Park, Inc. Association the Heritage Society so we can thank them while they’re alive. Annually, we take society members on a Michaelson’s Outdoor Solutions Golden Engineering Williams/Rimsstidt Family Foundation, I tour of historic Indiana places not normally open to the public, varying the itinerary each year. Old National Bank HBS Insurance, Inc. a Donor Advised Fund of The U.S. Charitable Gift Trust If you have included Indiana Landmarks in your estate plans, please let us know so we can properly thank Pearson Ford Indiana United Methodist Historical you and add you to the Heritage Society. Contact Vice President for Development Sharon Gamble, 317-822- R. E. Dimond & Associates, Inc. Society 7921, [email protected]. RCS + Associates James L. McLay Fund of Fidelity Up to $249 Charitable Richmond Baking Company arcDESIGN Johnson-Hill Fund of Schwab Charitable Mr. and Mrs. John A. Alexander* Dr. Thomas H. Greist and Dr. Anne Greist Mr. Paul A. Myers RJE Business Interiors ARCHitecture trio, Inc. Jungclaus-Campbell Co., Inc. Ms. Jean Ann Allan Frank and Carolyn Gunter Mr. Ralph G. Nowak Robinson Family Charitable Fund of Aurum Realty Mr. Robert B. Annis, Jr.* and Mrs. Elmira Mrs. Barbara T. Habig Mr. Theodore N. Popoff* Schwab Charitable Kemna Restoration and Construction, Barth Electric Co., Inc. Inc. Annis* Mrs. Betsy Toy Hall* Mr. and Mrs. John Prendergast* Rundell Ernstberger Associates Beglund Construction Kenney Outdoor Solutions Mr. Stephen K. Anshutz Mr. Paul Hayden Mrs. Rosemary Husted Prentice* Sands Charitable Fund of Fidelity Bradbury Associates, Inc. The Kuhl Family Fund of Schwab Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Ayer Mr. James E. Hoover* Mr. Walter L. Prosser* and Mrs. June Charitable Bucher Trucking and Excavating, LLC Charitable Mr. and Mrs. John H. Barnard Emerson B. * and Jane H. Houck Prosser Van Rooy Properties Chomel and Sons, Inc. LandStory, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Basile Mr. Francis M. Howard* Dr. and Mrs. George F. Rapp Van Rooy Restoration Cornerstone Design Lester Recreation Designs, LLC Mrs. Virginia Kells Basso* Mr. and Mrs. Tom Charles Huston Laura Alison Reiff* Warnecke & Niemczura Wealth Crowne Plaza Hotel at Union Station Mr. Bill Bolte Jean and Lamar* Richcreek Management Group Lilly Endowment, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. James Kienle Dan Haines Construction Company, Inc. Mrs. Charles Bookwalter, II Bette and George Roberts Well Done Marketing, Inc. Linton Redevelopment, Inc. Wadean LaHue Kintner* Elliott Company of Indianapolis Ms. Phyllis J. Bramer* Ms. Mary Ann Roman* Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc. Louis Joyner-Architect Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kniesly First Construction Consulting, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Burger Mrs. Sallie Rowland Woodburn, Kyle & Company MKSK Mrs. Paula Knoebel Garrett State Bank Nancy Dunn Fund of Fidelity Charitable Mr. H. Earl Capehart, Jr.* Mrs. Mary Margaret Barr Koon* Ms. Sue Rutsen Grinsfelder Associates Architects, Inc. Robert M. Witt and Stephanie F. Dr. John E. Christian* Amy Kotzbauer and Gareth Kuhl Mr. Phil G. D. Schaefer $250-$499 Hallmark Real Estate Witt Charitable Fund of Schwab Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Cleland Mr. and Mrs. Michael B. Kraft Anne and Rod Scheele Alan Pyle Gift Fund Harrington Law Charitable Mrs. Mabelle N. Collins* Mrs. June Wright Kramer* Dr. Joan Schreiber* Antique Limousine of Indianapolis Hudson Dermatology Second Baptist Church Tina Connor Mr. Kevin Krulewitch and Ms. Rosanne Mr. John Seiberling* Architectural Antiques of Indianapolis Shawnee Construction & Engineering, Inc. Jackson County Visitors Center Mr. William Cook* and Mrs. Gayle T. Cook Ammirati Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Sekula Compass Realtors, LLC JWM Marsh and Grace Davis Mr. Mark Kurth and Ms. Shelby Moravec Mrs. Jean Servaas* K. W. Garner Consulting & Design Mr. and Mrs. Tom L. Davis Mr. Eli Lilly* Mr. and Mrs. Timothy S. Shelly Kelly Box & Packaging Corp. Miss Margaret Emelie DePrez* Mrs. Dorothy P. Linke* The Hon. Randall T. Shepard and Ms. Kimley-Horn and Associates, Inc. Ms. Marilyn J. Devitt* Mr. and Mrs. William R. Longest Amy W. MacDonell Knies Construction, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew M. Downs Mrs. Dorothy B. Lynn* Mr. Charles E. Short krM Architecture+ Dr. William M. Dugan, Jr., MD Miss Ann Mallett* Don Smith and Sid Spear The Lavengood Team at F.C. Tucker Ms. Sara Edgerton Ms. Barbara Ann Maxwell Mrs. Lisa Sutphin* Loftus Robinson LLC Mrs. Lori Efroymson-Aguilera Mr. Richard E. McKnight Mr. Carroll Sutton* Log Inn, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. James P. Fadely Mr. H. Roll McLaughlin* and Mrs. Linda Ms. Marcia Suvelza Malcolm and Connie Applegate Fund Mr. and Mrs. Russell Fortune, Jr.* McLaughlin* Sandra L. Thomson* Masonry Cosmetics, Inc. Ms. Sheila Fortune Ms. Nancy L. McMillan Ms. Patricia Tollens* Mrs. Phoebe B. Foster* Mr. and Mrs. David C. Meyer Miss Edith D. Venn* New Albany’s Second Baptist Ms. Pamela L. Frantz* Mr. Clayton C. Miller Jane T. Walker Church won the 2018 Cook Cup Mrs. Rosemary P. Miller* Dr. Gertrude L. Ward* for Outstanding Restoration at our Mr. and Mrs. Ronald A. Fritz Rescue Party in April. The inspiring Mr. Richard L. Funkhouser* Mr. Dale Mitsch* and Mrs. Zelpha Mitsch* Mr. Philip N. Williams* restoration of the underground rail- Ms. Sharon L. Gamble Ronald V. Morris , Ph.D. J. Reid Williamson, Jr.* road landmark drew broad community Ms. Jean Gernand Mr. James P. Morrow Mrs. Edna O. Woodard-Van Riper* support. See the Cook Cup winner’s Mrs. John Gibson* Ms. Carol A. Morton Mr. and Mrs. Todd A. Zeiger story in a video by Road Pictures at Mrs. Mary Jo Mozingo* Indianalandmarks.org Mr. Dennis S. Gilman PHOTO BY BOB ZYROMSKI Mr. Olen R. Gowens* Mr. Todd R. Mozingo* *Deceased

26 INDIANA PRESERVATION indianalandmarks.org 27 McDonnell Fund of Fidelity Charitable Mrs. Mary Jean Cannell Kil Architecture & Planning Midland Arts and Antiques Cannon Ball Brewing Company Kline’s Quality Water Mohler Architects, PC Mr. and Mrs. Randy Cassady Mr. Lee Lewellen NineStar Connect CFC Properties Mr. Eric A. Manterfield Oak Hill Winery Chilluffo Media MBP Distinctive Catering, Inc. Oasis Diner City Dogs Grocery Mr. and Mrs. Harry Roll McLaughlin, Jr. Pioneer Development Services, Inc. Conner Prairie Interactive History Park The National Bank of Indianapolis PK Partners, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Creveling NCAA Hall of Champions ReproComm.Inc d/b/a Lafayette CSX Transportation Inc. Neal Brown Hospitality Printing Cunningham Restaurant Group Nestle Inn Roses and Rainbows Eiteljorg Museum of American Indians Newfields Ross Family Gift Fund of Fidelity & Western Art Nick’s English Hut Charitable Gift Fund Episcopal Diocese of Indianapolis Oberer’s Flowers Slippery Noodle Inn, Inc. Mr. Joe Everhart and Mr. Ken Ramsay Owl Music Group Society of Architectural Historians- Foundry Provisions Andrew Potts and Steve Clark Chicago Chapter Mr. Hadley Fruits RCS + Associates State Employees’ Community Mr. Michael Gray Campaign RLD Glass Art & Restoration, LLC Mr. and Mrs. Ted Grossnickle Stephen J. Shideler Charitable Fund of RNDC of Indiana Fidelity Charitable Mr. Ken Gunkel and Mrs. Laura J. Road Pictures, Inc. Wiggins Stratton-Karsteter Funeral Home Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Sekula Frank and Carolyn Gunter Thomas L. and Patricia S. Gahlon Fund of Mr. William Selm We invited community participation in our restoration of South Bend’s Kizer House Hoaglin Fine Catering Fidelity Charitable Shoefly Public House Gifts in Honor to free the landmark from the sea of concrete that surrounded it. President Marsh Hotel Tango Davis took a turn with the shovel. PHOTO BY TODD ZEIGER Whiteboard LLC St. Elmo Steak House Indiana Historical Society & Memory The Woodstock Gallery Storytelling Arts of Indiana Indiana State Museum and Historic Young & Laramore Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Taylor MEMBERS AND OTHERS In honor of Betsy Simpson Tina Connor Sites Dr. Jeanne A. Stangle and Ms.Virginia Ms. Susan Curry Transformations Salon and Spa elected to honor the living and remem- Indianapolis Chamber Orchestra A. Stangle Marsh and Grace Davis Tropicana Evansville ber the departed with a gift to Indiana Michael and Rebecca Dickerson Indianapolis Indians In honor of Mark Szobody Gifts in Kind Upland Brewing Co. Landmarks between September 1, 2017, Mr. John Failey 115 Chestnut Street Property LLC Indianapolis Motor Speedway H. Jean Cline Jones Kyle Ms. Rene Vermillion and August 31, 2018. For informa- Denise Feser Applegate Fifer Pulliam LLC The Indianapolis Propylaeum Ms. Nabeela Virjee and Mr. Brian Mr. Daniel G. Foote Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra tion on honorary and memorial gifts, Atmospheres Indy Willsey Memorial Gifts Karen Fuller Indianapolis Zoological Society contact Membership and Annual Giving Mrs. Mary Jane Meeker-Stogsdill Hilary and Travis Barnes Wilstem Ranch Manager Jennifer Hawk, 317-822-7922, In memory of Ann Ahlbrand Mr. and Mrs. Bill Meuer Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site Jacquie’s Gourmet Catering Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wolf Tina Connor Barbara Oberreich James Whitcomb Riley Museum Home [email protected]. Black Plate Catering by Keith Little Mr. and Mrs. Turner Woodard Mrs. Barbara J. Goddard Ms. Kate Oberreich & Visitor Center Blend Bar The Woolery In memory of Robert Beckmann, Jr. Dr. Christine Robb K. W. Garner Consulting & Design Bluebeard/Amelia’s Mr. Robert Zyromski Honorary Gifts Mr. Kent Hankins Dr. John F. Robb Kahn’s Catering The Cabaret In honor of Philip Hooper Ms. Malinda Stiers In memory of Clayton N. Bledsoe Keystone Restorations, Inc. Mrs. June Gross Dr. William Stiers Duncan Campbell and Cathy Spiaggia Mr. Thomas L. Brooks In honor of Brett McKamey Mr. and Mrs. James L. Cripe In memory of Elizabeth Meyer Strain Mr. and Mrs. G. Chandler Hagey Gunn In memory of Dr. John E. Christian Ms. Yetta Wolen In honor of Ralph Nowak Kay Conner and Richard Walton • Renewing your membership Danny and Terri Owens In memory of Phyllis Eileen Herron In memory of John and Catherine Rep. and Mrs. Greg Beumer Help Indiana • Making a donation in addition In honor of Sallie W. Rowland Christian to membership Mr. and Mrs. Eric Bedel Mr. and Mrs. Tom L. Davis Dr. Stacy Hines Like what Landmarks Mrs. Julie Hooton • Including Indiana Landmarks In honor of The Honorable Randall T. In memory of Joan (Jan) Dearmin Finney Amy Meyers you’ve achieve even in your estate plans Shepard Robert M. Anderson and Sally Mr. and Mrs. Eric Bedel Gordner Anderson In memory of Emerson B. Houck For more information talk to read? more by: Ms. Wendy Boyle Mr. Derek Deskey Sharon Gamble, 800-450-4534 In honor of Randy Shepard and Amy Ms. Christine Carlson Mr. and Mrs. Stephen DeVoe or visit indianalandmarks.org MacDonell Mr. and Mrs. Jim Connor Mr. and Mrs. Russell Fortune, III Mary F. Weis

28 INDIANA PRESERVATION indianalandmarks.org 29 Historic Fairmount, Inc. Indiana Landmarks’ 2018 Rescue Party Historic Fall Creek, Pendleton raised $100,000 for our Efroymson Settlement, Inc. Family Endangered Places Fund, en- abling us to act swiftly to save historic Historic Knightstown, Inc. places. Save the date for this year’s Historic Metamora, Inc. Rescue Party on April 27. Historic Michigan Road PHOTO BY BOB ZYROMSKI Association Historic Middletown, Inc. Historic Newburgh, Inc. Affiliate Historic New Carlisle, Inc. Historic Preservation Association Organizations of Jasper County Huntington Alert, Inc. WE VALUE LOCAL NONPROFIT Indiana Lincoln Highway Indiana War Memorial preservation groups as partners in saving Association EVAN HALE and revitalizing historic places. They alert us Indiana National Road Association, to endangered places in their communities Inc. and raise awareness of the value of pres- Jeff-Clark Preservation, Inc. Nancy Hannin In memory of James Maurice Rogers ervation. Across the state, 56 such groups Jefferson County Preservation Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hollett Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Orth Council Dates to Save Mr. and Mrs. W. Seymour Holt have formally allied with us as affiliates, In memory of Gordon Rogers Kankakee Valley Historical Society Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Keare a status that conveys benefits, including MAKE PLANS TO EXPLORE historic places with Indiana Landmarks this Mrs. Julie Rogers Main Street Greensburg Ms. Laura Jean King preservation workshops and preferred inter- spring. Watch indianalandmarks.org for details on events and sign up for our e-letters Noblesville Preservation Alliance Mr. and Mrs. Philip A. Nicely In memory of James C. Stowers, Jr. est rates on our Efroymson Endangered for the most up-to-date information. Mrs. Jane R. Nolan North Manchester Historical Mr. Mark A. Dollase Places Loans. Know of an organization Randall and Linda Shields Society, Inc. Kate L. Steele In memory of J. Reid Williamson, Jr. that should be affiliated? Contact Director Old Evansville Historic Association Landmark Look State Preservation Thomas N. Akins Barbara B. Strong of Heritage Education and Information Owen County Preservations, Inc. March 2, Indianapolis Conference Mrs. Kathy Thurston Theresa and Dave Berghoff Mr. Paul Bruhn Suzanne Stanis, 317-822-7911, sstanis@ People Engaged in Preservation Indiana Landmarks partners with Point April 9-12, Evansville In memory of Doug Jones Tina Connor indianalandmarks.org. Preservation Society of Union City Comfort Underwriters for a tour of In its 50th year, the conference travels Dr. Warrick L. Barrett Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Cooley Preserve Henry County the South Side Turnverein, a former 10 to Evansville, where visitors can see Peggy and Carl Rice Marsh and Grace Davis ARCH, Inc. Pulaski County Historical Society Most site rehabbed for the business. landmarks saved at the beginning of the Mr. and Mrs. David Steele Mr. and Mrs. Tom L. Davis Bloomington Restorations, Inc. Richmond Neighborhood Mr. Mark A. Dollase preservation movement and more recent In memory of Richard, Marianne and Cambridge City Main Street, Inc. Restoration, Inc. Dr. and Mrs. James P. Fadely Indiana War Memorial rescues, with choices in educational ses- Danny Lee Kovar Cornerstone Society, Inc. James A. Glass, Ph.D. Rush County Heritage, Inc. Talk and Tour sion topics, workshops, meals in inter- Alex Panozzo Decay Devils, Inc. Mrs. Barbara T. Habig Save Our Stories March 7 & 9, Indianapolis esting places, and tours that educate and In memory of Dr. & Mrs. Arthur L. Ms. Laura Jean King Delphi Preservation Society, Inc. Saving Historic Orange County, Inc. We’re offering two opportunities to entertain. See more on back cover. Kranzfelder Mr. Tommy Kleckner Develop New Albany, Inc. Terre Haute Landmarks, Inc. explore the conservation of the Indiana Mr. Matthew Hazel Margret and Charles Maloney Farrington’s Grove Historic District, Inc. Vincennes/Knox Preservation Dr. and Mrs. George F. Rapp War Memorial with preservation ex- In memory of H. Roll McLaughlin Fountain County Landmarks Foundation Rescue Party Anne and Rod Scheele Tina Connor Franklin County Citizens for Historic Wabash Marketplace, Inc. perts, at an illustrated talk on March 7 April 27, Indianapolis The Hon. Randall T. Shepard and Dr. and Mrs. James P. Fadely Preservation and a behind-the-scenes guided tour on Party for a great cause—saving endan- Ms. Amy W. MacDonell Wabash Valley Trust for Historic Franklin Heritage, Inc. In memory of Wilma Moore Suzanne and Bob Stanis Preservation March 9. gered places—with a Big Easy theme. Suzanne and Bob Stanis Mrs. Virginia L. Terpening Greenfield Historic Landmarks Western Wayne Heritage, Inc. Expect NOLA food at grazing food Mr. Richard C. Vonnegut, Jr. Heartland Heritage, Inc. Winchester Main Street Program In memory of Judy Powell An Evening with Donald stations, early and late. Check out newly Jane T. and Frank Walker Hendricks County Heritage Alliance, Inc. Janet Black Woodruff Place Civic League Davidson & Friends announced 10 Most Endangered. Bid Mr. and Mrs. Turner Woodard Henry County Historical Society, Inc. Mr. Carl Harvey Wythougan Valley Preservation April 4, Indianapolis on one-of-a-kind experiences. Dance to Heritage Preservation Society of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Oxendine In memory of Richard Woolman Council, Inc. Indianapolis Motor Speedway Historian a great jazzy band at Indiana Landmarks Wallace L. Seeman Tina Connor Putnam County Herron-Morton Place Foundation, Inc. Donald Davidson returns to Indiana Center. Rescue Party raises money for In memory of Laurie Radke-Brennan Hessville Commerce & Community Landmarks Center with drivers to dish our Endangered Places programs, and Mrs. Debi Allsup For a list of all Indiana Landmarks Creative, Inc. on the experience of driving the famous this year we’re donating a portion of the Mr. Joseph Charboneau grants made during the fiscal year:

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Explore & Learn INDIANA’S 50-YEAR-OLD Statewide Preservation Conference takes place in Evansville on April 9-12, 2019, where you can follow the arc of the pres- ervation movement. You’ll see ’60s and ’70s adaptive use projects like the Old Post Office and Vanderburgh County Courthouse as well as twenty-first cen- tury renovations, including the Owen Evansville hosts Block and McCurdy Hotel—both now Indiana’s 50th an- niversary Statewide apartments—and the historic Greyhound Preservation Station, restored by Indiana Landmarks Conference April to house the restaurant Bru Burger. 9-12. Participants The agenda includes inspiring lectures, will see landmarks like the adapted tours, and educational and field sessions. Old Post Office Other historic places featured during (top) and recent the conference include the 1866 Trinity restorations like the United Methodist Church, the last oper- Greyhound Station (right), repurposed ating LST (a World War II floating land- as a restaurant by mark), and Lincoln Gardens, an African Indiana Landmarks. American housing complex repurposed Sign up before March 1 at indiana- as a museum. landmarks.org to Learn more about the confer- get the early bird ence and register now for the early registration rate. bird rate at indianalandmarks.org/ PHOTOS BY LEE LEWELLEN preserving-historic-places-conference. indianalandmarks.org