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Indiana Landmarks' own record, read; Northern Regional Office, South Bend
Indiana Landmarks is present in St. Joseph County as an office and a rescuer of South Bend buildings; in Lakeville it holds nothing that any carrier reached names, and the article prints the presence and the absence at their separate strengths. The presence: the organisation's Northern Regional Office stands in South Bend. In 2000 Indiana Landmarks saved the 1896 Remedy Building from demolition, moving and repurposing it for its office; in 2017 it sold the Remedy for $350,000 — a preservation covenant on the deed protecting the exterior — and moved a few blocks down West Washington Street to the Kizer House at 801 West Washington, the 1885 stone house it was restoring, its two-person regional office in the carriage house, under Todd Zeiger, Director of the Northern Regional Office, as the organisation printed him in 2017. The absence: no Lakeville property — no holding, no covenant, no endangered-list entry, no rescue — is named for the town in the organisation's record as reached. The county's preservation institution nearest the town is therefore a regional office eleven miles north that has not, on the reached record, touched the town; Lakeville's preservation, such as it is, has run through the state marker programme, the Register listing and private hands, as the banked article holds.