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JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2021 Thank you for your support!
F R OM THE PRES ID ENT BY THE NUMBERS
OFFICERS
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Olon F. Dotson
Muncie
$
140,000
for architectural studies,
Fundamental Choice
Hon. Randall T. Shepard
Honorary Chair Melissa Glaze repairs, and rehabilitation
Sara Edgerton Roanoke
of historic houses of worship
Tracy Haddad
Chair
Parker Beauchamp Columbus through Sacred Places
David A. Haist Indiana in the last fiscal year
A NOVEMBER 30 OP-ED PIECE in The New York Times
Past Chair
Wabash
Doris Anne Sadler
(“When an Enemy’s Cultural Heritage Becomes One’s Own,” Vice Chair Emily J. Harrison
Attica
Marsh Davis
by Hugh Eakin) points to historic sites caught in the recent President Sarah L. Lechleiter Trinity United
Indianapolis Methodist Church
war between Armenia and Azerbaijan. In this case, ancient Hilary Barnes
Secretary/Assistant Treasurer Shelby Moravec MADISON
monuments, built by and for one culture now find themselves Thomas H. Engle LaPorte
Ray Ontko
Assistant Secretary
in the hands of another. The author holds out hope that both Brett D. McKamey Richmond
sides may demonstrate, “…awareness of—and admiration Treasurer
Judy A. O’Bannon
Martin E. Rahe
Cincinnati, OH
for—heritage that is not one’s own.” Secretary Emerita James W. Renne
Newburgh
Through the ages, wars have concluded with victors fac- DIRECTORS David A. Resnick, CPA
Carmel
ing the choice of destroying or repurposing landmarks of the Sarah Evans Barker
Morgantown George A. Rogge
vanquished. While certainly not the rule, choosing the latter The Rt. Rev. Jennifer
Baskerville-Burrows
Gary
places highlighted in
Sallie W. Rowland
has left our world with places of profound significance. The Indianapolis Zionsville Indiana Landmarks
Bruce W. Buchanan
Pantheon and Hagia Sophia, for instance, were both repur- Indianapolis
Peter J. Sacopulos
Terre Haute Rescued & Restored,
posed by succeeding cultures that inherited them. Today we Candace Chapman
Evansville
Robert L. Santa
Bloomington
our new book celebrat-
call it “adaptive reuse.” Edward D. Clere Charlitta Winston ing Indiana Landmarks’
What, you might ask, has this to do with historic preser-
New Albany Indianapolis first 60 years (learn
Mike Corbett John D. Zeglis
vation in Indiana? The fate of our landmarks is not deter- Noblesville Culver more at bit.ly/
Ellen Swisher Crabb Beau F. Zoeller RescuedRestored)
mined by the outcome of wars. Instead, many of our his-
LAURA RENWICK
Indianapolis Henryville
toric places face threats from the perception of functional Cheri Dick
Zionsville
obsolescence. Time and again we face the choice: destroy or
repurpose. Fortunately, we have inspiring examples of adap- OFFICES & HISTORIC SITES
tive reuse underway right now. Think of the Electric Works Headquarters Southeast Field Office
in Fort Wayne, the Eagle Cotton Mill in Madison, and the
Indiana Landmarks Center Aurora
1201 Central Avenue (812) 926-0983
Bottleworks District in Indianapolis—all being converted to Indianapolis, IN 46202
info@indianalandmarks.org
Southwest Field Office
Evansville
uses never envisioned by their builders. (317) 639-4534
(800) 450-4534
(812) 423-2988
Western Regional Office
Mr. Eakin concludes his op-ed piece with this thought: Northwest Field Office Terre Haute
Gary
“It is the natural inclination of human beings to preserve; (219) 947-2657
(812) 232-4534
Huddleston Farmhouse
destruction takes special effort and motivation.” Hopeful Central Regional Office
Indianapolis
Cambridge City
(765) 478-3172
words as we embark on 2021. (317) 639-4534
Morris-Butler House
Eastern Regional Office
Cambridge City
Indianapolis attended virtual talks hosted by Indiana
(317) 639-4534
(765) 478-3172
Veraestau
Landmarks in 2020 (Watch recordings
Northern Regional Office Aurora of our virtual programs at youtube.com/
South Bend (812) 926-0983
(574) 232-4534 IndianaLandmarks)
French Lick and West
Northeast Field Office Baden Springs tours
135,000
$
Marsh Davis, President Wabash (866) 571-8687 (toll free)
(800) 450-4534 (812) 936-5870
Southern Regional Office
New Albany
to preserve
(812) 284-4534 African American heritage sites through
A previous entry on Indiana Landmarks’ 10 Most Endangered list, the the newly established Dovie Stewart
On the former Marion National Bank is undergoing rehabilitation for use as offices, ©2021, Indiana Landmarks; ISSN#: 0737-8602 Gleason Park Pavilion Cox & Chester A. Cox, Sr. Memorial and
Cover restaurants, and apartments. It’s one of several historic buildings involved in
a wave of downtown revitalization. Read more on p. 4. PHOTO BY EVA N HA L E
Indiana Landmarks publishes Indiana Preservation bimonthly
for members. To join and learn other membership benefits,
GARY
Standiford H. Cox funds of the Central
visit indianalandmarks.org or contact memberships@
indianalandmarks.org, 317-639-4534 or 800-450-4534. To BRAD MILLER
Indiana Community Foundation
offer suggestions for Indiana Preservation, contact editor@
indianalandmarks.org.
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MAKI NG T HE SAVE
In recent years, Indiana Landmarks’
Marion affiliate, Save Our Stories,
partnered with city leaders, Marion
Main Street, and the local housing
authority to promote preservation as
an economic development tool. The
efforts are paying off. The city’s former
Wolfe Law Building has been restored
as a mix of retail and apartments, and
just blocks away the c.1910 Dan-Mar
and Cecilian apartments and 1903
Mecca Club are slated to undergo
multi-million-dollar rehabilitation as
affordable housing for seniors.
Across the state, the outlook is
improving for another former 10 Most
property, as The Commonwealth
Companies starts early work to turn
Terre Haute’s 1939 YMCA into
Historic Walnut Square. The $10
million development will turn the
Outlook Improves for Endangered Places building into 34 apartments, aided by
federal historic tax credits, state rental
housing tax credits, and a property tax
Halstead Architects
is transforming the
1917 Marion National
ironwork, a carved stone fireplace, and concrete ceiling beams.
Preliminary plans call for preserving these character-defining
features as well as part of the historic gym.
Bank as Ridley
IN DOWNTOWN MARION IN The Commonwealth bilized the ornate terra cotta cornice, sending chunks falling to abatement from the City. Vacant since Tower, a mixed-use When the Peru Circus Winter Quarters landed on our 10
Grant County, the former Marion Companies tar- the sidewalk below, and water infiltration left crumbling plaster 2006, the building retains many of its development that Most Endangered list in 2019, leaky roofs threatened two
geted Terre Haute’s preserves many of
National Bank towers over the long-vacant 1939
and mold throughout the upper floors. original Spanish Revival details, includ- historic barns and their invaluable collection of artifacts, now
the building’s original
streetscape, a gleaming white, 7-story YMCA for redevel- Halstead Architects, which has had offices in Marion since ing stenciling, ornamental tile and features, including maintained by the nonprofit International Circus Hall of
skyscraper wrapped in glazed terra opment as Historic 2008, purchased the former bank in 2018, seeing an opportu- the barrel-vaulted Fame. The status helped raise awareness of the group’s plight
cotta. Vacancy and neglect by an Walnut Square, a nity to reclaim the landmark’s role as a downtown anchor. “It’s two-story lobby and boosted its fundraising efforts. The Hall of Fame raised
34-unit apartment (above). With apart-
out-of-state owner landed the build- complex expected a beautiful building in the heart of downtown,” says developer $100,000 to put a new roof on the more immediately threat-
ments anticipated to
ing on Indiana Landmarks’ 10 Most to be completed Mike Halstead. “It was silly it was abandoned so long.” open this spring, it’s ened north barn, where water infiltration threatened both the
Endangered list in 2017, bringing in late 2021. The Workers replaced the roof to make the building watertight, the highest profile structure and the fragile collection of memorabilia it houses,
building’s abun- project in a down-
awareness to the site’s plight and restored masonry, and made building elevators operational including vintage posters, photographs, advertisements,
dant windows and town experiencing a
attracting the interest of architect solid construction again. The project is preserving original features, including the surge of revitaliza-
one-of-a-kind costumes, and a miniature replica of the 1934
Mike Halstead. Today, Halstead’s appealed to devel- two-story interior lobby with its barrel vault central arcade, tion. In Richmond, Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus. Indiana Landmarks staff provided
firm is rehabilitating the building as opers, who plan to marble floors and teller stations, and ornamental plaster, as well Indiana Landmarks technical advice on the project.
utilize federal and approved a loan
Ridley Tower, a mixed-use develop- state historic tax
as bank vaults. As 2020 came to a close, Indiana Landmarks approved
to the Whitewater
ment including offices, retail, and credits in rehabbing While the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020 didn’t slow con- Presbytery to help
a loan to the Whitewater Presbytery to help resolve owner-
apartments. The transformation is the the building. struction work, it did make it difficult for small businesses and resolve ownership ship issues that put Richmond’s Reid Memorial Presbyterian
highest profile project in a wave of PHOTO BY TOMMY KLECKNER
restaurants interested in locating in the building to get start-up issues that threat- Church in limbo and landed the vacant church on our 10 Most
revitalization in downtown Marion. ened Reid Memorial
funding, which caused some delays in openings, notes Halstead. Endangered list. Built in 1906, the Gothic limestone church
Presbyterian Church
Built in 1917, the Neoclassical- The first floor is completely leased, with plans for a barbeque (left), notable for its is considered a standout for its extensive collection of stained-
style landmark played a central role restaurant and a coffee and ice cream shop. Halstead expects all-Tiffany interior. glass windows and furnishings by New York’s Tiffany Studios.
in the downtown business district for upper-floor apartments to become available for lease this spring. PHOTOS BY EVAN HALE (ABOVE)
AND LEE LEWELLEN (LEFT)
“While not yet saved, this is a major step in the right direc-
decades. By the time it landed on our The $7.5 million project is funded by a mix of federal historic tion,” says Indiana Landmarks President Marsh Davis. “We will
10 Most list, however, the building preservation tax credits, state redevelopment tax credits, a tax continue to work with the presbytery and community leaders
stood empty. A leaking roof had desta- increment financing bond, and a commercial mortgage. to brainstorm new uses to ensure Reid Memorial’s future.”
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R E A L ESTATE
Grove, installing Louis Bir as town board president. Decades opportunity,” says Sage. “You had to have a vision to see
later, many visited the place to buy meat at the M&J Market, beyond the mess. It was overwhelming and at times a frighten-
a small grocery attached to the front of the home. When the ing process, but a lot of fun too.”
house’s owner considered demolition, Indiana Landmarks part- In rural Putnam county near Brick Chapel, a lightning
nered with Develop New Albany and the Caesars Foundation strike during a nighttime storm in August 2019 sparked a fire
of Floyd County to acquire the property before selling it to at the 1879 O’Hair House, destroying the roof and much
local developer Andy Carter. of the second floor. By the time the home’s owner contacted
“So many people came to share stories as we started doing Indiana Landmarks, the house had been roofless for more than
the work about how they went to the store or knew the family. a month. Though his insurance company counted the build-
It became more evident the more we got into it, there was a ing as a total loss, the owner recognized its historic value and
Finding the Right Approach longstanding history that needed to be saved,” says Carter. “I’m
drawn to a challenge and like to take places people have forgot-
ten and make them become a home again.” He completely
When demoli-
tion threatened
New Albany’s
turned to Indiana Landmarks for help.
He decided to donate the property to
Indiana Landmarks, along with funds
1885 Bir House,
WHEN IT COMES TO In Melie and Daniel buyer. Daniel Orellana had worked as general contractor on renovated the property, removing the market addition and Indiana Landmarks, towards the cost of a new roof.
investing in historic places, Indiana Orellana (above), the Leavitt House, a Queen Anne home we’re rehabilitat- returning the house to single-family use. Develop New In 2020, we led work to stabilize
we found the Albany, and Caesars
Landmarks’ real estate program perfect buyers for
ing in Vernon. Daniel lives in Seymour with his wife, Melie, Just steps away from the house, pastor Jonah Sage watched the property, installing the new roof,
Foundation of
employs a variety of approaches. an 1830s house in and works in North Vernon, Hanover, and Madison, so he the story unfold as he went to work at Sojourn Church, located Floyd County part- beginning work on the fascia, soffits,
Sometimes we buy the place, stabilize Hanover donated to was familiar with the area’s architecture and amenities. “I was in the historic Silver Street School. nered to acquire and gutters, and securing window
it, and sell it to buyers who can finish Indiana Landmarks. thinking of flipping the property for my business, but when we “My wife and I had been trying to move into this neigh- the property and replacements for the fire-damaged
Daniel, a general sell it to devel-
the work. Other times, preservation- contractor, plans got inside, we fell in love,” he says. borhood for a long time to be close to church. It wasn’t easy openings. With a sale pending at the
oper Andy Carter.
minded owners donate properties to use his experi- Daniel brings technical know-how to the project, and Melie because if something was renovated, we couldn’t afford it, but Carter removed a end of the year, it’s the kind of turn-
to us knowing we’ll find stewards ence to restore the offers input on design. They plan to return the house to its something outdated we couldn’t afford to renovate,” says Sage. front addition and around we like to celebrate.
house’s original restored the house
to ensure their future. Three houses 1830s appearance while adding modern amenities and a rear “When we saw this house, my wife said, ‘I think we could do Last year, Indiana Landmarks also sold
details and install a inside and out
acquired by Indiana Landmarks in the rear addition. addition to provide more bedrooms for their family of five. this. I think it could be great.’” They collaborated with Carter before passing the
properties in Connersville, Richmond,
past year illustrate our adaptability. PHOTO BY GREG SEKULA “It’s the perfect house for us and we can’t wait to move in,” says and moved into the Bir House in November. property on to new Vincennes, Indianapolis, Hillsboro, and
When longtime members Bob and Orellana. “I’m kind of a dreamer and I like watching things come owners. Ligonier. Visit indianalandmarks.org/
Grace Ireland donated an 1830s house In New Albany’s Silver Grove neighborhood, the 1885 back to life. One challenge my wife and I always face is that properties-for-sale to see historic places
PHOTOS BY GREG SEKULA
in Hanover to Indiana Landmarks, Bir House has a long history on Ekin Avenue. Early residents I want something with character and history, and she wants currently on the market.
it didn’t take long to find the perfect gathered at the house to vote to incorporate the town of Silver something safe and not falling apart. This felt like a sweet
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ndiana Landmarks values
each and every contributor
and all our members. Your
support enables us to act
quickly when historic places are
threatened and help communi-
ties use preservation to revitalize
neighborhoods and downtowns
and reconnect with heritage. The
following list reflects gifts above the
level of individual and dual mem-
bership given between September
1, 2019, and August 31, 2020. Please
know that we are grateful for the
support of every member. Want
to join these individuals? Contact
Membership and Annual Giving
Manager Jennifer Hawk, 317-822-
7922, jhawk@indianalandmarks.org.
In 2020, Indiana Landmarks tackled exte-
rior restoration of Vernon’s c.1884 Leavitt
House, peeling off aluminum siding (above)
to reveal original Queen Anne details
underneath (right). We reopened the front
porch, installed missing elements, and
added fresh paint before listing the house
for sale. See details at indianalandmarks.
org/properties-for-sale.
PHOTOS BY GREG SEKULA
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STATE OF LAGRANG E
PRESERVATION ST. JOS EP H
Individuals $5,000–$9,999
Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Beauchamp
Mrs. Barbara J. Goddard
Anne and Tom Greist INDIANA LANDMARKS’ PO RT ER
LAP O RT E E LK H ART
NO B LE DE KA LB
Mr. James J. Klatch* regional office staff assist
Mr. and Mrs. Dexter H. Cooley
property owners, community
$50,000+
L A KE M A RS H A L L
Mr. and Mrs. William R. Longest KOSCI U S KO
Marsh and Grace Davis leaders, and local preservation STA R KE
Steve and Lisa Ford Ruth Ann and Bob Loser
Mr. and Mrs. Chris MacAllister organizations, devising strate- ALLE N
Mr. Bryan K. Garrard Mr. and Mrs. Morris L. Maurer gies to save endangered places
Martin and Maribeth Rahe WH I T LE Y
Ms. Nancy L. McMillan and restore historic buildings. JASPE R F ULTON
The Hon. Randall T. Shepard and
Mrs. Judy A. O’Bannon The map represents the places
$25,000–$49,000 Ms. Amy W. MacDonell
where we put our formal pro-
NEWTON PU LASKI
WAB AS H
Mr. James Teall* Sharon and Ray Ontko
Ms. Tracy L. Haddad grams to work in the fiscal year MI AM I
Carol E. Parker
Dr. and Mrs. John C. Lechleiter that ended August 31, 2020.
$2,500–$4,999 Ms. Judy Powell* HU N T I N GTO N WE LL S ADAM S
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Roll McLaughlin, Jr. WH IT E
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew R. Seager CASS
John and Susan Barnard BEN TO N
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Snell Indiana Landmarks
$10,000–$24,999 Mr. and Mrs. Eric Bedel
Jane T. and Frank Walker
Regional/Field Offices
BLACKFO RD
Mrs. Charles Bookwalter, II Ms. Elizabeth A. Chamberlin G RAN T
JAY
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley J. Warnecke Grant* C A R ROL L H OWA R D
Ms. Jan M. Carroll Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey D. Congdon
WAR R EN
Mr. and Mrs. David E. Weaver
Cheri and Rollie Dick Donald W. Cox and Sallie J. Cox TIPPECAN O E
Mr. and Mrs. Turner Woodard Cox Funds Grant† TIPTON DE LAWAR E
Ms. Sara Edgerton Jonathan P. Gentile, M.D.
CL IN TON
Mrs. Lori Efroymson-Aguilera and Mr. Dennis S. Gilman Efroymson Family M ADI SON
Mr. Sergio Aguilera Endangered Places Loan MO N TGOM ERY
BO ON E RAN DOLP H
Melissa and Scott Glaze Efroymson Family Fund V
FO UN TA IN
When its congregation dwindled, trustees of Phanuel Lutheran Church in Fountain Grant/CICF
E
Dave and Sandy Haist R H AM I LTO N
County donated the 1917 building to Indiana Landmarks. We sold the property with WAY N E
Sarah Rowland, ASID our covenants, and today the former church functions as an events center. Landmark Sold H AN CO CK
Carol and John Zeglis PHOTO BY TOMMY KLECKNER H E N RY
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Landmark for Sale O
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Commission Assistance T
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PU T NAM
Contract J O H N SON E
M O R G AN
Blight Elimination Program‡ SH E LBY
CLAY
F R AN K LI N
Affiliate Organization V IGO
DECATU R
OW E N BART HOLOM E W
Site Visit D E A R BOR N
SUL L IVA N RI P LEY
BR OW N
M O N RO E J E N N I NG S
* Includes Efroymson Family
GR EEN E
Endangered Places, Marion County
JAC KSO N
Historic Preservation, African OH I O
American Heritage, Historic
SWI T Z E RLAN D
Preservation Education, and Sacred
JE F F E R S O N
Places Indiana grants. MARTIN LAW R EN C E
DAV IESS
† Indicates cities and counties where
SCOT T
staff has reviewed properties slated KNOX
for demolition through the feder- WAS H IN GTO N
CLARK
ally funded Blight Elimination
OR A N G E
Program and advocated for
landmarks worth saving.
D UBO IS
C R AWFOR D
‡
Dovie Stewart Cox & GIBSON
Chester A. Cox, Sr
Memorial Fund and
Standiford H. Cox VAN D E R- WA R R IC K HARRISON
Fund, Funds of CICF BURGH
POS EY
S P ENCER
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2020
Financial Report
IN THE FISCAL $1,000–$2,499 Mr. Timothy S. Needler
year ending August
31, 2020, Indiana
Landmarks’ finances
64.7
Investment income
%
76.0
Programs
% Jean Allan
Sarah D. Andrews
Dan and Katie Appel
Mr. Ralph G. Nowak
John and Marian Oberholtzer
Ms. Renee Palin and Mr. Karl Schaefer
continued to Eleanor Arnold
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis H. Peters
strengthen, with our Mr. and Mrs. Jim Baker
Dr. and Mrs. George F. Rapp
net asset balance Ms. Sarah C. Barney
Charles T. Richardson
increasing from $85.6 George and Linn Bartling
Kent and Betty Richardson
million to $90.8 mil- Frank and Katrina Basile
Jean Richcreek
lion, supported by Elizabeth Ann Beck
Byron and Marsha Robinson
positive returns on Mr. and Mrs. Randall Belden
Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Rodman
invested endowment Tom and Dawn Bennett
George Rogge and Sue Rutsen
assets. Mr. and Mrs. Drew Boggs
Mr. and Mrs. J. Gregory Rust
Indiana Landmarks’ Mr. and Mrs. Michael L. Burger
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Sands
staff and board-level Candace and Ross Chapman
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Santa
finance and invest- The Hon. and Mrs. J. Terrence Cody
Mrs. Anne Scheele
ment committees Tina Connor
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Shive
continue to carefully Mrs. Ellen Swisher Crabb and Dr. David
Mr. and Mrs. Jefferson Scott Shreve
manage the organi- W. Crabb Matt and Jennie Stegall
zation’s resources. Linda Christian Davis Jim and Cheryl Strain
We limited opera- Gary Denney and Louise Bakker Rosemary* and L. Gene Tanner
tional spending for Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Eggers Mr. William M. Taylor and
the fiscal year to Mrs. Janet F. Taylor
Julia and W. Adam Ehret
remain within our David W. Wantz and Susan B. Fleck
Dr. and Mrs. James P. Fadely
Wantz
budgeted endow- Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Fehribach
Mrs. Mary F. Whalin
ment draw, supple- Drs. Richard and Rebecca Feldman
Charlitta and Robin Winston
mented by additional Edward and Elizabeth Frazier
Mr. and Mrs. Beau F. Zoeller
revenues. The graph Ron and Roni Fritz
identifies the sources Mr. Ross Gambril
of operational rev- Mr. and Mrs. Tim Gibson
$500–$999
enue and our use of Mr. and Mrs. Greg Greene Mr. and Mrs. Wilton J. Aebersold
those funds. 10.3 %
Mr. and Mrs. James Hicks John and Sandy Anderson
Ms. Trudy Banta
For complete Tours, sales, Mr. Eugene Hintz
audited financial state- special events Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. Brandenburg
Thomas and Joan Holmes
ments, visit Indiana Mrs. Jane H. Houck Mary Jean Cannell
Landmarks’ website, Robert W. Jacobi and Freddi James and Debbie Chinworth
2.6% Membership dues
indianalandmarks.org, 6.7 %
Fundraising Stevens-Jacobi The Hon. and Mrs. Edward D. Clere In September, a socially distanced crowd of alumni and supporters gathered to dedi-
or contact Senior
22.4% Jim and Christine Keck Dr. and Mrs. John J. Coleman, III cate a historical marker for Gary Roosevelt High School, one of three Indiana high
schools built exclusively for African Americans. A grant from our African American
17.3 %
Vice President and Mike and pegg kennedy Don and Elizabeth Dickerson
Heritage Fund supported the marker’s installation.
CFO Mary Burger at Contributions James and Marjorie Kienle Jeremy D. Efroymson PHOTO BY TIFFANY TOLBERT
& grants Ms. Sharon L. Gamble
800-450-4534. Management Ms. Joy Kleinmaier
& general Mr. Mark Kurth and Ms. Shelby Moravec Jerry and Molly Garau
Jim and Sara Lootens Col. and Mrs. Phillip J. Gick Mary A. and Richard J. Hertel Prof. William L. McNiece
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mahany James A. Glass, Ph.D. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Charles Huston Ms. Melinda J. Mears
General Fund
Mr. Eric A. Manterfield Mr. and Mrs. Brent Gutwein Larry A. and Sue Figert Kennedy Dr. Anne Mejia-Downs and Dr. Stephen
Operational Gregory F. and Elizabeth Quinn Hahn M. Downs
Ms. Sally Marker Anne and Alan Kimbell
Budget Dr. and Mrs. Douglas R. Maxwell Ms. Cris Halter and Mr. Bill Fraser Mrs. Alma Lathrop Mr. and Mrs. David C. Meyer
Matthew R. Mayol Mr. Robert Hammerle Ellen W. Lee and Stephen J. Dutton David and Mary Miers
REVENUES EXPENSES
Todd and Lori Harris Mr. Clayton C. Miller
4,177,800 $3,973,300
$ Mr. and Mrs. Brett D. McKamey Mr. Lee Lewellen
Mr. Richard E. McKnight Ms. Anita Harvey James and Jane Link Mr. and Mrs. John M. Mutz
Ms. Dian Moore Kenneth and Carla Rae Haselby Dennis and Anne McCafferty Ms. Jane S. Oaks
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Julie Overbeck Dr. Deborah Goldman and
100 years and having a preservation Mr. Robert Goldman
Mr. Alan R. Pyle
easement makes me feel like the Dr. and Mrs. Richard E. Grace
Mrs. Patti Richey
work we are doing is worthwhile,” David L. Rimstidt and Susan Williams Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Grant
says Brian. “I imagine someone 100 Mr. and Mrs. James Risk, III John and Pam Guthrie
years from now will be grateful for Mr. and Mrs. Randy Robertson Mr. and Mrs. Alan M. Hamilton
what we have done.” Nancy Ray Ross Mr. John P. Hansberry
The Zuerchers believe in pres- Doris Anne and Tim Sadler Tim Harmon and Julie Crow
ervation as a tool to help revitalize Ms. Rita J. Schroll Mr. Vic Hasler and Ms. Karen Cochran
Mr. Christian Wolf and Ms. Elaine Mr. and Mrs. Marc Hetzner
Holden-Wolf Ms. Nancy A. Hiestand
Mr. and Mrs. John Wyand Mr. Alan Hogan
Mr. and Mrs. Larry House
$250–$499 Mr. and Mrs. Richard S. Irish
Thomas Abeel and Linda Gilkerson Frances E. Jacobs
Mark A. and Elizabeth Bottorff Erik C.A. Johnson and Kristie L. Hill
Ahlemann Ms. Kasey Kendrick
David and Mary Allen Mr. John Kennedy
Mr. David Baker and Ms. Elizabeth Mr. and Mrs. James A. King
PROTECTING
Riley-Baker Dr. James M. King
The Rt. Rev. Jennifer Baskerville-Burrows Mr. and Mrs. Kirby Kinghorn
THEIR INVESTMENT
Ms. Jayne Beilke Mr. Tommy Kleckner
Matt and Desma Belsaas Dr. and Mrs. John C. Klein
B
Jon and Judy Birge Dr. and Mrs. Al Knable
Mr. and Mrs. William H. Brandenburg Mrs. Cynthia Lamberjack
rian and Shannon Zuercher have spent years restor- To protect their attended an Indiana Landmarks historic places. Shannon staffs the Walter and Cynthia Breitinger Ray and Nancy Larkin
ing their Queen Anne-style house in Huntington. hard work and plaster repair workshop in Wabash. city’s historic review board, and both Mr. and Mrs. Bruce W. Buchanan Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Maxwell
honor the heritage
To protect their investment, in 2020 they donated of their Queen
Shannon was there looking for have served as leaders in Huntington Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Burgomaster Ms. June M. McCormack
a preservation easement on the house to Indiana Anne home in instruction on repairing her own Alert, Indiana Landmarks’ local Mrs. Diane Byrd Dick and Marcia McCracken
Landmarks, which charges the organization with safeguarding Huntington, Brian historic home in Indianapolis. “We preservation affiliate. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm D. Cairns Bonnie Dee Merritt
the architectural character of the home’s exterior. and Shannon would not know each other if our “It’s nice knowing we can get a sec- Dr. and Mrs. Robert R. Canida John and Sharon Moe
Zuercher (above) Mr. Donald D. Carrell
Jacob and Amelia Martin built their dream home with its houses didn’t both have failing plas- ond opinion from Indiana Landmarks Ms. Tina L. Morris
donated a preser-
turreted roof and wraparound front porch on Cherry Street, ter,” laughs Shannon. when we’re considering changes to the Mr. Garry Chilluffo and Mr. Craig Ware Bonnie H. Muir
vation easement to
Indiana Landmarks. Leslie J. Choitz Mr. Charles J. Mullen
moving in just before Christmas in 1900. The house was in Brian, an electrical engineer, and house, and there’s some investment
Last year, Sallie Elizabeth and Mark Cierzniak Mr. Kevin Charles Murray
foreclosure when Brian purchased the property in 2008, still Shannon, an architectural historian there too, that they will look after us
Cox donated an Jill and Dale Coffey Mr. Paul A. Myers
eye-catching but deteriorated, with peeling paint, rotting wood easement on the and preservation consultant, com- in the future,” says Shannon. “We
Joe S. and Eleanor Columbe Cheryl Griffith Nichols and Mark Nichols
trim, and no functional plumbing or electricity. 1848 Markle House bined their skills to transform the consider ourselves the stewards of this
David and Julie Cook Dr. Mary Ellen O’Connell and
Ironically, the house’s neglected condition brought (below) in Vigo property over the next several years. house just as much as the Martins
County, which she Donald and Dolly Craft Mr. Peter Bauer
Shannon and Brian together in 2011, when they both spent years rehab-
Using state historic rehabilitation were 120 years ago, and this easement Dr. Clifford Crawford and Cynthia and Phil Ohlrogge
bing with her late tax credits, they painted the exterior, gives us peace of mind that our hard Dr. Donna Crawford Penny and Anthony Ortega
husband Don. replaced rotted wood, and restored the work will be protected.” Larry and Valecia Crisafulli Mr. and Mrs. Milton C. Otto
PHOTOS © ZUERCHER FAMILY
(ABOVE) AND EVERHART intricate wraparound porch. A hail- In the past year, Indiana Landmarks William J. Dale, Jr. and Jill H. Dale Mr. and Mrs. Ben L. Pauley
STUDIO (BELOW)
storm necessitated a new roof last year. also received a preservation easement Mr. and Mrs. Edward Deiwert Jennifer and Frank Perri
Along with ongoing interior rehabili- from Sallie Cox on the Markle House, Ms. Ann S. Dettwiler Mr. David Rodgers
tation, they’ve also begun restoring the one of Vigo County’s oldest intact his- Ms. Marilyn J. Devitt* Mr. and Mrs. Ian Rupert
wood windows. toric residences, which she and her late Mary and Steve DeVoe Karin and Paul Russell
“I have been involved in a lot of the husband Don spent years rehabbing. Mr. Mark A. Dollase Mrs. Mary Scharnberg and Mr. Karl
restoration work on this home from For more information on donating Mr. David B. Frederick Scharnberg
plaster to windows. I realize the crafts- a preservation easement, contact our Mrs. Robert E. Gernand Mrs. Rose A. Schnell-Cole and
Henry Glassie and Pravina Shukla Dr. John Cole
manship has been in place for over regional office nearest you.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jerry D. Semler Mr. Gary Bennett Mr. John D. Carvey
Douglas W. Shoemaker and Eldon Works Ms. Pamela J. Bennett Joyce E. Chambers
Ms. Paula Sindlinger Ms. Sue Bentrup John and Kathryn Chandler
Don Smith and Sid Spear Mr. and Mrs. David Berger Ms. Ruth H. Chesmore
James D. Smith and Sherry Nagel-Smith Theresa and Dave Berghoff Mr. James R. Clauser
Miss Alessandra Souers Mr. Joshua Biggs Mr. Ryne Click
Bob and Suzanne Stanis Polly Bigham Ethel M. Cline
Ms. Linda Sutherland Mr. and Mrs. R.E. Black Ms. Rita J. Cobb
Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Thomas Ms. Peggy Blackwell Ms. Betty Cockrum*
Ella Tunnell Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Blair Ms. Susan Ridgely Cohen
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence W. Van Arendonk Dr. Larry C. Blaszczak Mr. James L. Compton
Mr. Richard Vance Paul and Lora Blaylock Ms. Nancy Connor and Mr. Glenn
Mr. William Vantwoud John and Joan Blew Halberstadt
Mr. Alan Vieck Mr. Scott G. Bocock Charles M. Corbin and Mary Kummings
Ms. Paige Wassel Mr. and Mrs. Chris J. Bodem Ms. Barbara Sha Cox
Ms. Molly Wilkens* Jerry and Eva Bohannon Norma and Carl Crabiel
Mrs. Marion Wolen Ms. Julia Bonham Mr. Stephen M. Cranfill
John W. Woods Maxine Bough Mr. and Mrs. John C. Craun
Mr. David Wortman Larry and Sharyn Bowen Ms. Marilyn J. Creason
Ms. Laura S. Yeo Ms. Helen Bower and Mr. Charles Gordon Tom and Diana Creasser
Vital Support
Judith Zearbaugh Mary and David A. Bower Fred B. and Alice J. Croner
Todd and Terri Zeiger Joyce E. Bowman James R. Crouse and Jane Porter
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Braitman Gresham
The Hon. and Mrs. W. Timothy Crowley
Up to $249 Susan and George Brattain
John and Catherine Bridge Mr. and Mrs. Alan D. Culley
Mr. Gilmore Abplanalp
Ms. Patricia K. Bridgetts Dr. Carolyn A. Cunningham
Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Adams
INDIANA LANDMARKS’ LOANS HELP LOCAL Indiana Landmarks’ In Fort Wayne, our affiliate ARCH Brent D. Brinkley Mr. Stan Cuppy
Sarah and Mark Aiton
preservation organizations buy historic properties by offering loans help our is using a $50,000 loan to return the Doug and Susan Davis
Mr. Vince Akers and Ms. Lisa Green Mr. Brendan Brown
affiliates around Mr. Martin De Julia
more favorable terms than banks or mortgage lenders. They the state acquire
c.1840 Mary Rockhill-Tyler House Barry C. Allen Ms. Lisa Brown
also provide a measure of future protection for landmarks by on Van Buren Street to single-family Ms. Patricia Brown Tom and Charlotte De Ville
and restore his- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph M. Alpert
attaching protective covenants to the property deed. In the toric buildings. use. Since acquiring the property William A. Browne, Jr. and Tiffany Christopher and Angela Della Rocco
Denise and Douglas Anderson
Paramount Heritage Benedict Browne Mr. and Mrs. William C. DeLullo
last fiscal year, four Indiana Landmarks affiliates used loans to in 2007, the group has restored the Ms. J. Sue Anderson
Foundation in Mr. William A. Browne, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Peter G. DePrez
purchase and restore historic properties. Anderson used a exterior to its original appearance Ms. Alice Elizabeth Appel
Ms. Melissa Browning Mrs. Ann E. Dever
Noblesville Preservation Alliance used a $75,000 loan to $75,000 loan to and is now embarking on interior Mrs. Ruth Ann Arany
Mr. Wilfred C. Bussing, III Mrs. Ruth A. Dietel
spearhead restoration of a small church on Logan Street for the repair decorative renovation. Ms. Susan Armeny and Mr. Paul E.
plaster and paint at Mr. and Mrs. David Butler Ms. Cheryl Dillenback
group’s headquarters, rechristened Preservation Hall. In Anderson, Paramount Heritage Langley
the 1927 Paramount Mr. Richard Butler and Dr. Jamie Street Mrs. Lori Dobis-Misher
Greentown Historical Society used a $44,000 loan to rehabili- Foundation is using a $75,000 loan Ms. Judith C. Arnold
Theatre (above). In Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Butler Ms. Gail Dodge
tate two historic buildings that serve as the organization’s museum. Fort Wayne, preser- to repair decorative plaster and paint Mr. Millard H. Arnold
Dr. Barrett S. Caldwell Mr. and Mrs. Neill R. Doherty
vation group ARCH in its 1929 theater, designed by archi- The Hon. and Mrs. John G. Baker
Mr. and Mrs. Max Califar Mr. and Mrs. Virgil A. Dollar
used a $50,000 Peter and Gayle Baker
loan to help restore
tect Alvin Strauss with an interior Duncan Campbell and Cathy Spiaggia Mr. Larry W. Donovan
Mr. and Mrs. David C. Barksdale
the c.1840 Mary credited to John Eberson, known Jeana L. Campbell Mayor and Mrs. William Dory, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Wayne Barnett
Rockhill-Tyler House nationally for his atmospheric movie Mrs. Johneva H. Campbell Ms. Rita Dougherty
to single-family use. Mr. James H. Barr
palaces. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Campbell David and Wilma Doup
PHOTOS © DALE PICKETT Mr. Stephen A. Batzka
PHOTOGRAPHY (ABOVE) AND If you’re a non-profit interested Ms. Wanda R. Campbell Jill and Andy Downs
ARCH (LEFT) Ms. Alice E. Bauermeister
in learning more about Indiana Melissa and Jeff Baxter Monica and Paul Cannaley Richard and Helen Downton
Landmarks’ loans, download our infor- Robert and Sharon Beauchamp Robert and Diana Carithers Mr. and Mrs. Gregory S. Dugan
mational guide at indianalandmarks. Christine Carlson Joe and Vicki Dundon
Dr. and Mrs. Ervin K. Beck
org/grants-and-loans. Dee B. Carmichael Andrew R. Durkin
Mr. and Mrs. Leo R. Beck
Ms. LaChelle Carter Dinah C. and David B. Duvall
R. Lynette Beckham
Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Carter Randa Duvick and David Grosnick
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan A. Beeler
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Mr. Joseph Dwenger
Mr. Todd Eads
Mrs. Mabel Easton
Mrs. Jane A. Eberhart
Mrs. Emily Eckardt
Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Einhorn
Ms. Tara Elliott
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Elliott
Andrew and Irene Engel
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Enkema
Mrs. Judith Essex
Mr. and Mrs. James P. Fairfield
Ms. Judy Feichter
Paula Fela
Rebecca Ann and David Felix
Doug and Debbie Felkins
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Ferguson
Mrs. Debra Fersch
Carlos and Barbara Figueroa
Mr. Kenneth File
Mr. Michael Flowers
Indiana Landmarks’ affiliate Historic New Carlisle used one of our loans to acquire a Jeffrey and Kathryn Holcombe Mr. John T. Keith Mr. Scott Lacy and Mr. David James
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Folkers
downtown commercial building, removing an unsightly 1970s facade and returning its Mr. Martin Hollenbeck Mary Elisabeth Keller and Anne Keller Mr. and Mrs. Gerry C. LaFollette
Mr. and Mrs. David W. Fox historic appearance. Opened last summer, the building now serves as a local history
Mr. Kevin R. Foy Mr. and Mrs. Keith Holmes, Jr. John D. Kelley Mrs. Annadell C. Lamb
museum, gift shop, and programming space for the group.
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Frantz PHOTOS BY TODD ZEIGER Ms. Helen M. Hopp Rick and Brenda Kelley Jon Laramore and Janet McCabe
Eric W. and Jan Fredbeck Ms. Jenine Howard Mr. and Mrs. Harold F. Kennedy Mr. Ted Leahey
Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Frommeyer, III Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. Huebner Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Kennedy Caily Wolma Lee and Christopher Lee
Brent and Nancy Grafe Ms. Nancy Ann Harter Ms. Linda Hughes Mr. Thomas Kent and Ms. Mary Caccavo Mrs. Joan Leibman
Mr. Daniel Frotscher
Susan and Michael Grant John B. Hartley and Paul W. Borg Drs. Meredith and Kathleen Hull Kevin Kenyon and Bonnie Haruch Louise and David Leighton
Dr. Joan Fulton
Sue Ellen Greenlee Mrs. Sylvia Kay Hartley Barbara and Gene Humphrey Ms. Leah Ketcham Chad and Carmen Lethig
Mr. James Gabbert
Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Greenspan Marsha Harwell-Gunyon and Mrs. Diane S. Humphrey Paula King Ms. Stine Levy
David A. and Nancy H. Galliher
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gregar Randal Gunyon
Dr. and Mrs. Richard A. Gantz Phyllis J. and Michael O. Hunt Mr. Thomas J. Kinney Ms. Rose Lewandowski
Ms. Patricia Griffin and Mr. Lance Ratliff Louise and Larry Haskett
Dale and Kay Garber Mrs. Diane Foster Igleheart Mary and Robert Kitchel Phyllis J. Lewis and Jonathan Lewis
Ronald and Jacqueline Grimes Jeff and Amy Hayden
Marcia Gascho Ms. Ruth Ann Ingraham Linda and Dave Klinck Juanita and Garry C. Linn
Ms. Rosanne Gross Mr. Paul Hayden
Dr. and Mrs. George W. Geib Mrs. Joan Ingram Mr. Harry Kneifel Mr. and Mrs. Ken Litteken
Bob and Cheri Gudgel Jay L. Hayes and Carol Pittman
Mrs. Helen K. Geib Bob and Grace Ireland Mr. and Mrs. Eric W. Knight Ms. Karen Livengood
Ms. Jennifer Hehman
Ms. Linda C. Gugin Ms. Gloria E. Jackson Mrs. Yvonne Knight Mr. Scott Longere and Mr. David Mannell
Robert K. Gentry and Barbara A. Mr. Glen Helman
Landess-Gentry Dan Guio* and Wayne Reeves Mr. Daniel T. Jensen Sherrie and John Knighton Mr. Link Ludington and Mr. Robert Corum
Toots and Jim Henderson
Ramon L. Gerber Frank and Carolyn Gunter Dr. and Mrs. Bob Jesse Mr. Ronald R. Kovener Mr. and Mrs. Michael Luenz
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome F. Henry, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe A. Giacoletti Mr. Warren Haas and Ms. Karen Behnke Henry and Anita Johnson Ms. Jessica Kramer and Mr. Garrett Kristi and Robert Lundquist
Mr. Larry L. Henselmeier
Ms. Katie Gibson Tom and Susan Hacker James and Nancy Johnson Honeycutt Mr. and Mrs. Larry Macklin
Mr. and Mrs. John Q. Herrin
Tracy and Shelly Gilliland Mr. Steven M. Hackman Mr. and Mrs. Paul Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Thomas K. Krasean Ira Maher and Leslie Appel
Ms. Patti R. Hester
Ms. Sherry Gillis Mr. and Mrs. Evan Hale Mr. and Mrs. David A. Johnston Christine Garrott Krok Ms. Suzanne Maki
Patricia L. Hicks
Rev. Robert L. Glass David J. and Jeanne C. Hamernik Mrs. Betsy K. Jones Dr. and Mrs. John Krol David and Barbara Malson
Mr. Elbert G. Hinds
Paul Goens Bill and D’Ann Hamm Mr. John S. Jones Patricia A. Kruse Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Manges
Dr. and Mrs. Joseph N. Hingtgen, Jr.
Ms. Vickie Goens Mr. Neil S. Handley Ms. Lois E. Jordan Mr. Robert E. Kuhn Michael J. Marlow
Mr. Jack G. Hittle
Mr. Peter Goerner Mr. and Mrs. Carl Harcourt Mr. Richard Judy and Ms. Jane Lommel Ms. Rosemarie Kuntz Mrs. Dorothy L. Marshall
Jay Hodges
Ms. Elisabetta S. Goodall Jim and Anita Hardee Mr. Darrell C. Jutte Mr. and Mrs. Christ Kurtis Ms. Norma Martin-Voyles
Ms. Nancy Hokanson
Dr. Gordon Goodwin and Ms. Elizabeth J. Harger Janet Kahle Donald and Dorothy Kurtz Mr. Michael A. Matlock
Niki and Richard Hoke
Mrs. Zelma Taylor Ms. Mary S. Harris The Hon. and Mrs. Michael Kanne Mrs. Emily Kusz and Mr. Robbie Kusz Claire and Andy Maxson
Mr. Jarrad Holbrook and
Judith and William Goodwin Ms. Sandra Harris Mr. Brad Hoffman Ms. Molly T. Kehr Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Kysar Rita and Keith McBride
18 INDIANA PRESERVATION indianalandmarks.org 19Ms. Gale D. McCarty Mr. and Mrs. Garry Rollins Ms. Susan J. Smale Ms. Laurel Vaughn
Don and Paula McDaniel Ms. Patricia G. Rooney Dale and Ruby Smith Mr. and Mrs. Chris J. Velonis
Ms. Elizabeth Thies McDaniel Mr. and Mrs. Daniel R. Root Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Smith James and Ruby Wagner
David E. McNeel Debra and Ryan Ross Mrs. Jessica Smith Dr. and Mrs. Raymond D. Waldman
Frank L. Meeker Mr. and Mrs. James Ross Mr. Jon Charles Smith Bret and Mary Lou Waller
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Melfi Ms. Diane E. Roudebush Jim and Liz Solberg Mr. and Mrs. David P. Walter
Mrs. Diane H. Mikiska Mr. Christopher Ruppel Greg and Carin Spalla William H. and Emily M. Ward
Mr. Brad Miller Phil and Freda Rush Mayor Chad Spence Dr. Stanley Warren
Mrs. Dorothy L. Miller Linda and J.D. Russell Pauline Spiegel and Peter Grossman Ms. Esta Warshofsky and Mr. William
Gregory H. Mobley Mrs. Jessie Russett Ms. Sue Spitler Lovatt
Mr. Adam Mohr Mr. Mark Rzepnicki David Stahl and Julie O’Brien Ms. Kathryn Waters and Mr. Matthew
Graham
Ms. Amy Monarch
Ms. Amanda Moon
SUPPORTING Mr. Kevin A. Sage
Mr. and Mrs. Joel A. Samson
Barbara and Gerald Stanley
Wendy Stanton-Haines and David Haines Dr. Jeffrey X. Watt and Mr. Robert
SACRED PLACES J. Dickinson
Temple Beth-El
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Moore SOUTH BEND Aimee and Ben Sanchez Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Starek
Mark Webb and Lee Ann Smith
Steve and Lin Morrison Ms. Holiday M. Sanders Mr. and Mrs. Jim Steckler
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney G. Webb
S
Rick and Betty Jo Moulton Mr. and Mrs. James R. Sanders Mr. and Mrs. Peter Steele
Dr. and Mrs. Joe Wernicke
Glenda and Patrick Murray Mrs. Marjorie Peschau Rabbis Dennis and Sandy Sasso Mr. Glenn Steffen
eeing a need to support shrinking con- Mr. and Mrs. Kent H. Westley
Mr. Steven A. Mussett Ms. Joy Peters Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Saunders Mrs. Clarice W. Stegall
gregations struggling to maintain historic Mr. and Mrs. Dennis W. White
Miss Donna Jeanne Myer Mr. and Mrs. Erick Peterson Ms. Donna D. Schaaf Mr. and Mrs. Norbert A. Steinhardt
houses of worship, in 2015, Indiana Barbara and Leland Wilkins
Nancy Nagler and F. Timothy Nagler* Robert B. Pfeifer and Warren and Jill Schimpff Richard and Evalyn Steininger
Landmarks partnered with Philadelphia-based Dr. and Mrs. James M. Williams
Mr. Thomas Neal T. Patricia Pfeifer Mr. Wayne Schimpff Elton and Bessie Stephens
Partners for Sacred Places to establish Sacred Brenda and Glenn Schneider Ms. Sarah Stivers
Martha L. Williams and Scott J.
Mrs. Marilyn Neukam Mr. Larry W. Phelps
Places Indiana, supported by funding from Rosenberger
Chris and Scott Newlund Dr. and Mrs. Luke Philippsen Dr. and Mrs. Charles Scholer Bill and Sally Stockton
Marvin Dale Williams, Jr.
Ruth Ellen and R. Byron Pipes Lilly Endowment. For congregations caring for Mr. Rudy Schouten Tom and Kim Stokes
Mrs. Marleen Newman Randall R. and Suzan K. Williams
Ms. Carolyn Niemantsverdriet Mr. Jerry Planck and Ms. historic buildings, Sacred Places Indiana serves Donna and Earl Schreiber Maureen A. Stombaugh
Katherine and Donald Willing
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. Nigh Diane Ferlauto as an advisor, cheerleader, and trouble-shooter, Mr. Roy Schreiber Mrs. Susan C. Stout
Mr. and Mrs. Tad Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Nilles Mr. Nelson Price offering technical expertise, training, and grants Mr. Robert E. Schweitzer Susan and George Strauss
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Wolf
Mrs. Jane R. Nolan Eileen Prose to maintain these vital landmarks before they Joann Schwentker Clay and Jo Stuckey
David Woll
Mr. and Mrs. David Nord Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Prothero reach a crisis point. Ms. Kris Schwickrath Mr. Noel Stuckman
Mr. and Mrs. Larry R. Woodling
Ms. Beth Nygaard and Mr. Travis Sims Mr. and Mrs. Ken Pruss Since its creation, Sacred Places Indiana has Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sciarra William A. Sudkamp and Joyce Scheib
Ms. Sandra Woodward
Ms. Jackie Nytes and Mr. Robert L. Ralston helped 35 congregations, advising them in com- Mr. and Mrs. John B. Scofield Mr. and Mrs. Philip G. Sutton
Mr. Bernard Wurger
Mr. Michael D. O’Brien* Robert and Paulette Reid munity engagement, fundraising, and building Mr. John A. Seest Mrs. Barbara Swaim
Ms. Sally Wurtz
John and Toula Oberlies Steve and Sharon Reiff stewardship. In a year when so many learned Greg and Robyn Sekula Ms. Charlene Talley
Robert Scott Wylie
Patrick J. O’Brian David and Donna Reinhardt Mr. and Mrs. William Selm Ms. Kisha R. Tandy
how to offer distanced, virtual options for tradi- LeVon and Anita Hoffman Yoder
Larry and Marsha Orcutt Mrs. Diane Reising Mike Sercer Susan and James Taylor
tional programming, Sacred Places Indiana was Yolanda Yoder and Curtis Thill
Mrs. Susan Orr Mr. Ralf Reisinger Dr. and Mrs. John H. Seward Mr. and Mrs. Graham Thieman
no different, working with Partners for Sacred Mr. and Mrs. Warner Young
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Orth Leslie and Thomas Ms. Diane Seybert Ms. Nancy Thompson
Remenschneider
Places to develop an online version of the New Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Zahrt
Mrs. Julie H. Owen Mr. and Mrs. David F. Shafer Allen and Denyse Thorpe
Ms. Laura Renwick Dollars/New Partners program, which helps Ms. Barbara Zieg
Jon and Andrea Pactor Mrs. Carolyn A. Sharp Mr. and Mrs. George Tikijian, III
Mrs. Helen Reske congregations explore their role in the commu- Charlotte T. Zietlow
Debra and David Parcell Mr. Charles E. Short Polly and John Tilford
Ms. Thelma Riehle nities they serve and learn how to form partner- *Deceased
Mrs. Glenda J. Parker Peggy W. Short Major and Mrs. Emory E. Toops, III
Ms. Robin Elizabeth Parsley Ms. Sherry Riggin ships and share space with local nonprofits.
Mary T. Short Ms. Lindsay B. Towell
Carroll and Allen Parsons David and Carole Riley In the past fiscal year, Sacred Places Indiana Nancy and Irvin Showalter Philip Trachier
Mr. Paul J. Pattison Norm and Linda Riley also provided $140,000 in grants. Of that total, Mr. Don K. Shuck Mr. Richard W. Traeger
Mrs. Dorit Paul Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Roaks five $25,000 capital grants will help repair and Mr. and Mrs. Alan Shultz Mr. Steven L. Tuchman
PHOTO BY DAVID FREDERICK
Mr. and Mrs. William Peddie Mr. Joseph G. Roberts rehabilitate churches in Seymour, Muncie, Mr. John R. Simmermaker Mrs. Nancy F. Turner If you see something amiss with
Mr. and Mrs. James Penick Tom and Cynthia Roberts Indianapolis, and Madison, and two $7,500 Mr. Paul D. Simmons Daniel and Lisa Tychonievich your listing, please contact Vice
Dr. William R. Penland and Mr. Chad Robertson planning grants are helping congregations in Deb Singleton and Jeff Platzer Judy and Michael Underwood President for Development
Jim Robinson and Annette Sharon Gamble, 317-822-7921,
Dr. Lynn Penland South Bend and Fort Wayne study ways to David and Linda Sirugo Mr. and Mrs. William C. Van Horne, Jr.
Schlagenhauff sgamble@indianalandmarks.org,
Mr. and Mrs. Miles Perkins adaptively reuse their buildings and prioritize Mr. Joseph Skvarenin and Drs. Donald and Lorna Van Meter so we can address the error.
Ms. Mary G. Persyn Mr. John W. Rogers Ms. Cheryl Kingery
maintenance needs. Henry Van Styn
20 INDIANA PRESERVATION indianalandmarks.org 21Corporations, Foundations, BKD CPAs and Advisors
Brett D. McKamey, a Donor-Advised
to develop design guidelines, consult-
Organizations & Government fund of Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund
Core Redevelopment, LLC
ing with property owners, and aiding
in training and continuing education
Indiana Landmarks is grateful to receive philanthropic, government, and corporate Dan and Kate Appel Fund for commission members. Around
support for events and programs. Grants and contributions of money and buildings Denton Floyd Real Estate Group the state in 2020, 18 communities
strengthen our ability to save historic places and rejuvenate neighborhoods and
Dexter and Rosemary Cooley Charitable contracted Indiana Landmarks staff
downtowns statewide. The list below reflects gifts received between September 1,
Family Trust for their expertise.
2019, and August 31, 2020. Want to join these donors? Contact Membership and
Annual Giving Manager Jennifer Hawk, 317-822-7922, jhawk@indianalandmarks.org Fadely College Counseling LLC Last year, Indiana Landmarks staff
Fall Creek Questers collaborated to create model design
Goelzer Investment Management, Inc. guidelines for the communities
$100,000+ Dearborn Community Foundation, Inc. Gregory & Appel Insurance
they serve, aiming to streamline the
John H. Holliday* and Phyllis B. Holliday* Eli Lilly and Company Foundation Jim & Christine Keck Gift Fund
Charitable Remainder Unitrust Matching Gifts process for building owners seeking
Lilly Endowment, Inc. MacAllister Machinery Co., Inc.
Linnea & George Bartling, a Donor
Advised Fund of Renaissance OFFERING OUR EXPERTISE approval for restoration, construc-
W
National Park Service PC Home Center Charitable Foundation tion, and demolition projects. “It
Small Business Administration Rowland Design, Inc. The Madeira Fund, Inc. hen it comes to safeguarding community land- Indiana Landmarks makes the process more accessible
United Way of Central Indiana Old National Bank marks, local historic districts and preservation staff advise historic and efficient so that when someone
preservation com-
$50,000–$99,999 The ORL Foundation, Inc. commissions are a powerful tool, protecting missions around the
wants to make a change in a historic
Efroymson Family Fund, a fund of $2,500–$4,999 The Penrod Society Ltd. the architectural character of individual buildings and entire state, helping create district, they aren’t trying to guess
the Central Indiana Community American Family Insurance Dreams R. E. Dimond & Associates, Inc. neighborhoods and downtowns—a measure proven to boost design guidelines at what’s expected or wade through
Foundation Foundation RATIO Architects, Inc. property values and encourage investment. and providing advice jargon to know what they can and
Richard M. Fairbanks Foundation, Inc. to property owners
Axia Urban, LLP The Sarah Barney Family Charitable Fund Indiana Landmarks’ Commission Assistance Program can’t do,” says Todd Zeiger, direc-
in 18 communities,
Bill and Cynthia Longest Charitable Stegall-Berheide-Orr Funeral Home supplies professional assistance to small towns that don’t have including Angola. tor of Indiana Landmarks’ Northern
$25,000–$49,999 Giving Fund The Taylor Family Foundation city staff to manage their preservation commissions, helping PHOTO BY TODD ZEIGER
Regional Office.
Indiana Department of Transportation Bradley Company, LLC Thomas A. and Joan M. Holmes
The Indianapolis Foundation Christopher & Taylor Foundation
Ruth Lilly Philanthropic Foundation Community Foundation of St. Joseph Western & Southern Financial Fund
County Wiss, Janney, Elstner Associates, Inc. Loftus Robinson LLC Lykowski Construction, Inc. H. Clay & J. Raridan, Inc.
the Tracy L. Haddad Foundation, a fund
of the Central Indiana Community Cunningham Restaurant Group Midwest Restoration, Inc. Marc and Rosalie Hetzner Charitable Harrington Homes Real Estate, LLC
Foundation Elaine and Eric Bedel Fund $500–$999 Onyx+East Fund at Schwab Charitable Henry C. Smither Roofing Company, Inc.
French Lick Resort Casino RJE Business Interiors UCB Charitable Foundation Hoerstman Design Shop
Alan Pyle Gift Fund
$10,000–$24,999 The Glick Family Foundation
Ambrose Property Group Sands Charitable Fund Williams/Rimstidt Family Foundation, James L. McLay, a Donor-Advised fund
Graycor Construction Company Inc. Shepherd Financial a Donor Advised Fund of The U.S. of Fidelity Charitable
Caesars Foundation of Floyd County, Inc. ARSEE Engineers, Inc.
Indiana Housing & Community Charitable Gift Trust Judith Kleine, Architect, LLC
Fort Wayne Metals Browning Day Mullins Dierdorf Van Rooy Properties
Development Authority Keller Williams Realty S.E. IN
The Frenzel Family Charitable Architects
Lead Trust J.H. Ellwood & Associates, Inc.
Buckingham Foundation, Inc. $250–$499 Up to $249 Kelly Box & Packaging Corp.
Indiana National Road Association, Inc. Miller Community Fund Architectural Antiques of Indianapolis krM Architecture+
Centier Bank arcDESIGN
Indiana Office of Community Morris & Janis Maurer Charitable Fund ARCHitecture trio, Inc. Lafayette Printing Co.
Connor & Company Inc. Aurora Historic Preservation
& Rural Affairs The Namaste Foundation Aurum Realty Leighton Family Fund of Fidelity
Cris Halter & William Fraser Donor Commission
INGUARD O’Bannon Foundation, a fund of The Advised Fund Benevity Inc. Charitable Gift Fund
Conrad Schmitt Studios, Inc.
Lori Efroymson Aguilera and Sergio Indianapolis Foundation Bradbury Associates, Inc. Masonry Cosmetics, Inc.
Frost Brown Todd, LLC Cornerstone Design
Aguilera Fund Van Riper Woodard Family Foundation Business Technology Group, LLC Midland Arts and Antique Market
Grant County Economic Growth Council CSO Architects
Old National Bancorp Younger Brothers, Inc. Byram-Gates Middleton Partnership Mullett-March Charitable Giving Fund
the Gregory F. and Elizabeth Quinn The Goldman Family Fund of Bank of
Town of Cumberland Hahn Family Donor-Advised Fund, a America Charitable Gift Fund Cannaley Family Charitable Fund Nancy Dunn Donor-Advised fund of
$1,000–$2,499 fund of The Indianapolis Foundation
HBS Insurance, Inc. D & S Builders Fidelity Charitable
$5,000–$9,999 Alice Greene McKinney and E. Kirk Historic Preservation & Heritage
Indiana University East Elizabeth Thies McDaniel Charitable Oak Hill Winery
McKinney, Jr. Fund, a fund of Central Consulting LLC Fund Oasis Diner
Barnes & Thornburg LLP Judy and Edward Deiwert Giving Fund
Indiana Community Foundation Katz, Sapper & Miller Elliott Company of Indianapolis Patricia G. Rooney Giving Fund
Buchanan Group Jungclaus-Campbell Co., Inc.
Anne Scheele Charitable Fund at Keymark Construction & Development Engledow Group Patterson Pro Turf
City of Bedford L. Fay Hedden Abstract Office, Inc.
Schwab Charitable Kieser Consulting Group, LLC
The Dayton Foundation Erik C.A. Johnson and Kristie L. Hill Fund Peterson Architecture
Bemcor, Inc. Laura S. Yeo Donor Advised Fund at
Kirby Risk Corporation The GE Foundation PK Partners, LLC
Schwab Charitable
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The Heritage Society
Salesforce Newfields Mr. Dale Mitsch* and Mrs. Zelpha Mitsch*
Slippery Noodle Inn, Inc. Mr. Rudy Schouten
SINCE OUR FOUNDING IN 1960, Indiana Landmarks has grown into the
Ronald V. Morris , Ph.D.
Stephen J. Shideler Charitable Fund, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew R. Seager
nation’s largest statewide preservation organization in part because of generous
Mr. James P. Morrow
a Donor-Advised fund of Fidelity The Hon. Randall T. Shepard and Ms. bequests. For those who have included us in their estate plans, we created the
Ms. Carol A. Morton
Charitable Amy W. MacDonell Heritage Society so we can thank them while they’re alive. Mrs. Mary Jo Mozingo*
Stutz Business Center Mr. James A. Sholly If you have included Indiana Landmarks in your estate plans, please let Mr. Todd R. Mozingo*
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