Indiana Landmarks

Indiana Landmarks is a non-profit organization located in Noblesville, Indiana that is dedicated to preserving and restoring historic landmarks throughout the state. Founded in 1960, Indiana Landmarks has become a leading voice in historic preservation and has played a significant role in saving over 400 historic properties in Indiana.

With a focus on education, advocacy, and revitalization, Indiana Landmarks offers a variety of programs and resources for both locals and tourists who are interested in learning more about the state's rich history and architecture. Visitors can explore the organization's headquarters, known as the Old Hamilton County Jail, which dates back to the late 1800s and now serves as a museum and event space.

Beyond their headquarters, Indiana Landmarks also offers guided tours of several historic sites in Noblesville, including the Historic Noblesville Square and the Federal Hill Historic District. These tours provide visitors with a unique opportunity to step back in time and experience the charm and beauty of Indiana's historic landmarks. By supporting Indiana Landmarks, tourists can play a part in preserving these cultural treasures for future generations to enjoy.

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