A Place Where Stories Unfold
We believe remarkable places deserve another chapter.
Rather than building new, Anthology seeks places with history—places shaped by time, craftsmanship, and the people who came before us. We restore or preserve them thoughtfully so they can continue gathering families, celebrating milestones, and collecting stories for generations to come.
Every Anthology property has its own architecture, history, and character. What unites them is a belief that meaningful celebrations deserve places with soul rather than places built to imitate it.
Our Philosophy
We preserve rather than replace.
We believe history has value.
We choose character over perfection.
We restore thoughtfully.
We build for the next generation, not the next trend.
Anthology at Selma
Anthology at Selma began with a cabin.
Built in southern Indiana in the late nineteenth century, the cabin was later relocated—intact—to Selma, where it became the foundation for the estate that exists today. Rather than beginning with a blank slate, the property grew around a place that had already lived one life.
BEHIND ANTHOLOGY
Jenee + Todd
Anthology + Co. is the work of Jenee and Todd Foreman — two people who tend to look at an old place and see what it could become.
Jenee brings a career spent telling stories, shaping ideas and creating experiences. Todd is a builder and craftsman by nature, more likely to solve a problem with his hands than talk about it for very long. Together, they share an appreciation for things made well, places with character, and the kind of beauty that comes from keeping what matters while giving something room to become new again.
At Selma, that means being more than the people who hand you the keys. They are the ones tending the grounds, restoring the spaces, building what comes next and caring for the details that make the estate feel like itself.
Anthology is not about making old places look new.
It is about giving good places another chapter.