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🔗Director, Southwest Field Office
Website Indiana Landmarks
Indiana Landmarks, the largest statewide historic preservation organization in the U.S., revitalizes communities, strengthens connections to our diverse heritage, and saves meaningful places.
Identify endangered historic structures within the region, determine significance, and help formulate what strategies the organization should undertake to preserve them;
Provide technical assistance to local preservation commissions, government officials, community organizations, and other groups and individuals interested in preserving historic structures;
Actively work with communities to save endangered structures by assisting with advocacy, fundraising, marketing and capacity-building of local historic preservation organizations;
Promote the organization’s architectural façade easement program; secure easements on historic properties and monitor existing easement/covenant properties on an annual basis;
Oversee stabilization/rehabilitation measures and marketing of Indiana Landmarks-owned properties acquired through the organization’s Endangered Places Acquisition Fund;
Contribute research, content, photographs, and other information for Indiana Preservation, Indiana Landmarks’ bi-monthly magazine and a monthly e-newsletter on preservation activities in the region; and
Lead or assist with other projects and programs of Indiana Landmarks, as assigned.