Indiana Limestone Institute Of America
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Provides educational seminars and presentations on limestone use in construction and design for architects, contractors, and building owners.

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Indiana Limestone Institute Of America


Founded in
1969
EIN
35-1110451
IRS 501(C) Type
501(c)()
Category/Type
Arts & Culture
Address
611 N WALNUT GROVE AVE ROOM S-217 BLOOMINGTON, IN 47405-2208 United States
Website
https://iliai.com/
Phone
(812)-275-4426
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About
The Indiana Limestone Institute of America, founded in 1928, is a resource for architects, contractors, building owners, and others seeking accurate information about Indiana Limestone in construction. With 72 members across the US and Canada, it provides educational initiatives and industry-leading publications.
Mission
Drawing on over 190-years of built projects, the Indiana Limestone Institute's mission is to ensure continued promotion, education, and support in the design, application, and care of Indiana Limestone. They achieve this through reference, research, and technical data, resulting in projects of enduring beauty.

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