Indiana

T.C. Steele State Historic Site

Indiana

The Brown County Home and Studios of Indiana's Celebrated Impressionist Painter T.C. Steele.

Hickory Ridge Lookout Tower

Indiana

A CCC-Era Fire Tower Overlooking the Charles C. Deam Wilderness in Hoosier National Forest.

The Ruins at Holliday Park

Indiana

New York City Skyscraper Remnants Reimagined as Public Art in Indianapolis, Indiana.

Skyline Lookout Tower

Indiana

A 1932 CCC-Built Fire Tower Preserved as a Historic Observation Landmark in Indiana.

Cedar Ford Covered Bridge

Indiana

An 1885 Burr Arch Bridge Salvaged, Relocated, and Restored for a New Generation.

Bean Blossom Covered Bridge

Indiana

Indiana's Oldest Single-Lane Covered Bridge Still Standing in Its Original Location

Medora Covered Bridge

Indiana

The Longest Surviving Covered Bridge in the United States at 460 Feet.

Shields’ Mill Covered Bridge

Indiana

An 1876 Burr Arch Legacy Restored and Listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Baker’s Camp Covered Bridge

Indiana

A 1901 Burr Arch Treasure Listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Pine Bluff Covered Bridge

Indiana

An 1886 Howe Truss Landmark Bridging History in Putnam County, Indiana.

Rolling Stone Covered Bridge

Indiana

A 1915 Burr arch covered bridge tied to Putnam County’s rural road history.

Turkey Run State Park

Indiana

Sandstone canyons, Sugar Creek, and rare hemlocks in Indiana’s second state park.