National Park Service
Historic Preservation Grants
     
 

Since 1970, the State and Tribal Historic Preservation Offices have received approximately $37 million in annual matching grants through the Historic Preservation Fund (HPF) to assist in expanding and accelerating their historic preservation activities.

Funding is used to pay part of the costs of staff salaries, surveys, comprehensive preservation studies, National Register nominations, educational materials, as well as architectural plans,
historic structure reports, and engineering studies necessary to preserve historic properties.

The All HPF-assisted activities must meet standards set by the Secretary of the Interior, and at least 10 percent of the allocations to the States are subgranted to assist Certified Local Governments for locally based activities.


Dec 08 HP Awards

2008 Historic Preservation Award Winners

Kelly Jackson
Tribal Historic Preservation Office Category

Deborah Corbett
Federal Preservation Office Category

Calder Loth
State Historic Preservation Office Category

William Morgan
Certified Local Government Category

 
 
 
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