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Houser@dahp. wa. gov The Washington State Department of Archaeology & Historic Preservation (DAHP) is pleased to announce that applications to request funding through the Heritage Barn Rehabilitation Grant Program are now available.
For the FY 2025-2027 Biennium, $900,000 in matching grants are avaialable with indvidual awards of up to $75,000. The grants are provided as part of the state’s Heritage Barn Preservation Initiative established in 2007, and the grant program assists with rehabilitation projects to stabilize and preserve designated Heritage Barns across the state.
Since the program’s inception, Heritage Barn Grant funding has provided assistance to 83 Heritage Barns throughout Washington.
“The Heritage Barn Preservation Initiative has achieved the objectives of saving historic barns while raising awareness and educating the public about the critical role of agriculture in our economy and heritage tourism,” noted Dr. Allyson Brooks, director of the State Department of Archaeology & Historic Preservation.
“Washington State now boasts nearly 900 designated Heritage Barns spread across all 39 counties statewide, and our agency looks forward to building on the success of the program. ” Rehabilitation grants are awarded through a competitive application process: in six funding rounds, the Barn Advisory Committee has reviewed over four hundred grant applications.
Criteria for funding include, but are not limited to, the historical significance of the barn, urgency of needed repairs, and provision for long-term preservation. Priority is given to barns that remain in agricultural use.
“This program is made possible because of the tremendous dedication and passion owners have for their historic barns,” states Jerri Honeyford, Chair of the Barn Advisory Committee that oversees the initiative. “Washington’s agricultural heritage is a rich component of our state’s history and we applaud those who continue to serve as stewards of these remarkable structures.
” Only historic agricultural structures listed in the Heritage Barn Register , the Washington Heritage Register , or the National Register of Historic Places , are eligible to receive grant funds when they are available. To be eligible for listing in the Heritage Barn Register, barns must be over 50 years old and retain a significant degree of historic integrity.
If you have questions about your building’s eligibility or are unsure whether or not your building is listed on the Heritage Barn Register, please contact Michael Houser, State Architectural Historian , at 360-890-2634 or michael. houser@dahp. wa.
gov . The deadline for barn owners interested in nominating their barn to the Heritage Barn Register is rolling. Apply anytime and the nomination will be heard at the next review meeting .
Barn owners with questions about the grant program are encouraged to contact WA Trust for Historic Preservation at (206) 462-2999 or via email at grants@preservewa. org . Please note that the Washington Trust for Historic Preservation has been contracted to manage the grant portion of the Heritage Barn Program for DAHP.
Heritage Barn Grant Application - (Note if your barn is not listed on the Heritage Barn Register (requirement of the grant application), you must submitt a Heritage Barn Register application with your grant application. So sorry. All grant money has been allocated to date.
Heritage Barn Grant Application Guidelines & Procedures FY25-27 - Please read carefully before completing your grant application! Heritage Barn Contractors Fequently asked Grant Questions!
Heritage Barn Grant Book/Overview Barn Products / Repair Tips Barn Roof Replacement Guide Barn Exteriors & Painting New Spaces for Old Spaces Perma Columns - Post Footings Windows - American Wood Products The following barns have received grants through the Heritage Barn Grant Program: Heritage Barn Grant Recipients: 07-09 Biennium Sherhill Vista Farms, LLC Heritage Barn Grant Recipients: 09-11 Biennium Heritage Barn Grant Recipients: 11-13 Biennium Heritage Barn Grant Recipients: 13-15 Biennium Heritage Barn Grant Recipients: 15-17 Biennium Heritage Barn Grant Recipients: 17-19 Biennium Cornell Farmstead / Marble Ranch Heritage Barn Grant Recipients: 19-21 Biennium Heritage Barn Grant Recipients: 21-23 Biennium Zarth Farm / Littlest Bird Farm John Sorensen Farm / Meadow View Farm Glover Farm / Bar JL Ranch Harry Gleason Farm / Maggie's Farm James Jorgensen Barn / Knapp Farm Norm & Sara Wilson Farm / Coffelt Barn Old Williams Place / Bonnie's Farm Mikkelsen Farm / Providence Homestead Baker Farm / Belleflower Farm Heritage Barn Grant Recipients: 23-25 Biennium Harmon-Pearson-Engle Farm Mukai Cold Process Fruit Barreling Plant Thomas Beechinor Ranch Scale House Department of Archaeology & Historic Preservation 1110 S.
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