Laura Renwick

Community Preservation Specialist, Indiana Landmarks (southern regional office)

Laura Renwick is the Community Preservation Specialist for the southern regional office of Indiana Landmarks, a position she has held since 1997. As part of her role she works with four local communities to provide staff services to their Historic Preservation Commissions. Prior to her current position, Ms. Renwick worked as an interpreter at the Culbertson Mansion State Historic Site and as a historic sites surveyor for Indiana Landmarks. She serves on the boards of directors of several local organizations, including Jeffersonville Main Street - where she serves as co-chair of the Design Committee and helps to administer their façade grants - the Clark County Museum, Indiana’s Historic Pathways, and the Friends of Division Street School, among others. Ms. Renwick is a graduate of Earlham College with a degree in politics, and also completed her coursework in the Masters of Science in Historic Preservation program at Ball State University.