Indiana
Indiana's 56 Churches on the National Register of Historic Places
56 Indiana churches hold National Register listings. The full list by county and decade, from canal-era parishes to city cathedrals.
56 Indiana churches stand on the National Register of Historic Places among the 9,288 congregations in the state's directory. Marion County and Indianapolis lead with 6 listings, Allen County holds 4, and the rest scatter across the courthouse-square towns. The earliest entry is Mooresville Friends Church, listed May 12, 1975, a fitting start for a state whose early settlement ran heavily Quaker.
Saint Mary Catholic Church in Indianapolis followed in 1977 and Newburgh Presbyterian on the Ohio River in 1978. Indiana's register churches mark the state's three settlement streams: Quaker and Upland South congregations from the river, German Catholic and Lutheran parishes in the canal counties, and the Yankee Protestant churches of the northern grid.
The complete list of Indiana churches on the National Register
The table lists all 56 Indiana congregations in this directory whose buildings hold National Register of Historic Places listings as of June 11, 2026. Click a column to sort; the county menu filters the list.
| Church | City | County | Listed | Tradition |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mooresville Friends Church | Mooresville | Morgan | 1975 | Quaker |
| Saint Mary Catholic Church | Indianapolis | Marion | 1977 | Catholic |
| Newburgh Presbyterian Church | Newburgh | Warrick | 1978 | Evangelical |
| Saint John's Episcopal Church | Lafayette | Tippecanoe | 1978 | Episcopal |
| Liberty Baptist Church | Evansville | Vanderburgh | 1978 | Baptist Churches |
| Saint John of the Cross Episcopal Church | Bristol | Elkhart | 1980 | Episcopal |
| Immaculate Conception | Fort Wayne | Allen | 1980 | Catholic |
| Immanuel Lutheran Church | Valparaiso | Porter | 1982 | Lutheran |
| Faith Lutheran Church Evangelical | Fort Wayne | Allen | 1982 | Lutheran |
| Roberts Park Methodist Church | Indianapolis | Marion | 1982 | Methodist |
| Hamline Chapel United Methodist Church | Lawrenceburg | Dearborn | 1982 | United Methodist |
| Saint Luke's Episcopal Church | Cannelton | Perry | 1983 | Episcopal |
| Christian Union Brethren in Christ | Garrett | De Kalb | 1983 | Brethren in Christ |
| First Congregational Church | Terre Haute | Vigo | 1983 | Congregational |
| Walnut Ridge Friends Church | Carthage | Rush | 1984 | Quaker |
| First Baptist Church | Salem | Washington | 1985 | Baptist Churches |
| Saint John's Episcopal Church | Crawfordsville | Montgomery | 1985 | Episcopal |
| First Presbyterian Church | South Bend | St. Joseph | 1985 | Presbyterian |
| Holy Rosary Church | Indianapolis | Marion | 1986 | Catholic |
| First Baptist Church | Muncie | Delaware | 1988 | Baptist Churches |
| First Presbyterian Church | Seymour | Jackson | 1991 | Presbyterian |
| Stidham United Methodist Church | Lafayette | Tippecanoe | 1992 | Methodist |
| First Baptist Church | West Baden Springs | Orange | 1994 | Baptist Churches |
| First Presbyterian Church | Aurora | Dearborn | 1994 | Presbyterian |
| Tyson United Methodist Church | Versailles | Ripley | 1994 | United Methodist |
| First United Methodist Church | Aurora | Dearborn | 1994 | United Methodist |
| West Terre Haute Bethany | Terre Haute | Vigo | 1995 | United Church of Christ |
| Second Baptist Church | Bloomington | Monroe | 1995 | Baptist Churches |
| Newberry Friends Church | Paoli | Orange | 1996 | Quaker |
| Fall Creek Christian Church | Pendleton | Madison | 1997 | Christian |
| Maple Grove Christian Church | Bloomington | Monroe | 1998 | Non-Denominational |
| Hobart First Christian Church | Hobart | Lake | 1999 | Christian |
| First Baptist Church | Columbus | Bartholomew | 2000 | Baptist Churches |
| North Christian Church | Columbus | Bartholomew | 2000 | Christian |
| Hopewell Presbyterian Church | Franklin | Johnson | 2000 | Presbyterian |
| First Christian Church of Columbus Indiana | Columbus | Bartholomew | 2001 | Christian |
| Bethel Ame Church | Crawfordsville | Montgomery | 2001 | Methodist |
| Michigan City Voice of Hope Seventh-Day Adventist Church | Michigan City | La Porte | 2001 | Seventh Day Adventist |
| Union Chapel United Methodist Church | Greencastle | Putnam | 2003 | Methodist |
| Greenville-Galena United Methodist Church | Greenville | Floyd | 2004 | United Methodist |
| Calvary Temple of Indianapolis | Indianapolis | Marion | 2008 | Assemblies of God |
| Delphi United Methodist Church | Delphi | Carroll | 2015 | United Methodist |
| First United Methodist Church | Hobart | Lake | 2017 | United Methodist |
| Divine Savior Lutheran Church | Indianapolis | Marion | 2018 | Lutheran |
| First Presbyterian Church | Marion | Grant | 2018 | Presbyterian |
| Saint John Lutheran Church | Gary | Lake | 2019 | Lutheran |
| Saint Rose of Lima | Monroeville | Allen | 2020 | Catholic |
| Spencer Presbyterian Church | Spencer | Owen | 2020 | Presbyterian |
| Blue River Friends Meeting | Salem | Washington | 2020 | Quaker |
| Saint Timothy's Episcopal Church | Indianapolis | Marion | 2020 | Episcopal |
| Turner Chapel Ame Church | Fort Wayne | Allen | 2022 | African Methodist Episcopal |
| Trinity Episcopal Church | Connersville | Fayette | 2022 | Episcopal |
| Church of God in Christ | Patoka | Gibson | 2022 | Church of God in Christ |
| Camden Baptist Church | Camden | Carroll | 2023 | Baptist Churches |
| Evangel Heights United Methodist Church | South Bend | St. Joseph | 2023 | Methodist |
| Blue River Friends Meeting | Salem | Washington | 2025 | Quaker |
When did Indiana churches enter the National Register?
Indiana listed 15 churches in the 1980s and 12 in the 1990s, the central wave, but its most distinctive number is current: 10 listings in the 2020s already, the strongest present-decade pace in this series alongside Florida. Indiana's preservation office is actively working through small-town sanctuaries now, and the register list is still visibly growing.
Which Indiana counties hold the most register-listed churches?
Where the register-listed churches stand: the map
How this list was assembled
The list joins the Churches List directory (9,288 Indiana congregations as of June 11, 2026) against the National Park Service's National Register of Historic Places database by building location and name. 56 matches hold as of the snapshot date; the earliest Indiana church listing dates to 1975. A register listing covers the building, not the congregation, and some listed buildings house congregations younger than the walls. Corrections are applied through the corrections page.
Related reading in The Letter: the Indianapolis guide covers the county that leads this list, Ohio's 157 register-listed churches shows the eastern neighbor's much larger inventory, and Michigan's 70 completes the Great Lakes picture. The Indiana state page lists all 9,288 congregations.