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2000–NOVEMBER 2026 · INDIANA LANDMARKS IN SOUTH BEND (BOUNDARY)
Boundary — the statewide organisation on this county's ground: Indiana Landmarks keeps its Northern Regional Office in South Bend, and its footprint is two buildings and a small staff, printed at that size. The organisation saved the Remedy Building, 402 West Washington Street (built 1895–96), from demolition in 2000, restored it and worked from it; it then sold the building for $350,000 and in 2017 moved the regional office into the Kizer House, 801 West Washington Street (built 1885), restoring that house and seating its two-person regional staff in the carriage house, under regional director Todd Zeiger — the end of a thirty-year-plus run of what the organisation itself calls "serial restoration" in the city. (One wrinkle prints whole rather than smoothed: the National Register's own record for the Remedy Company building tracks the building's moves — to 501 West Colfax in 1988 and to 402 West Washington in 2003 — while Indiana Landmarks' account tells the 2000 rescue and the Washington Street restoration; both tellings stand as their sources give them, and the building's present address is the one both agree it works from history at, 402 West Washington.) The Osceola share: Indiana Landmarks holds no property in the town and keeps no office nearer than the Kizer House; its footprint on Osceola ground is zero buildings, and the organisation enters this build as the county survey's co-runner (art-66-4) and the Natatorium study's funder (art-66-8), not as a town presence.
Sources: Indiana Landmarks, Northern Regional Office record and Remedy Building / Kizer House accounts (indianalandmarks.org), read November 2026; National Register record for the Remedy Company building.