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Find similar grantsHistoric Preservation Fund Grants (managed by Missouri State Historic Preservation Office) is sponsored by National Park Service (via Missouri Department of Natural Resources). This opportunity supports mission-aligned projects and measurable outcomes.
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Historic Preservation Fund Grants | Missouri State Parks Historic Preservation Fund Grants We are not accepting applications for Historic Preservation Fund grants at this time. If you need recommendations of where else to look for funding for a preservation project, please contact our office via email or by calling 573-751-7958.
The State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO) funds projects that relate directly to the identification, evaluation or protection of historic properties. Funding is disbursed as reimbursements. Non-construction projects can include up to five phases of up to 18 months each.
HPF grants are 60/40 matching grants and can therefore only fund 60% of a project budget. We are required to earmark a minimum of 10% of our Historic Preservation Fund monies for exclusive use by our Certified Local Governments (CLG) partners. Last year, this required CLG amount was $123,651.
Once the 10% pass-through funding has been adequately awarded, the SHPO will consider all remaining grant applications equally. Awards are competitive. Final applications will be scored based on the proposed project's contribution to Missouri's statewide preservation goals as noted in the Missouri Comprehensive Statewide Historic Preservation Pan and the technical quality of the application.
Construction projects for the purpose of protecting, rehabilitating or restoring historic properties. Eligible properties must be listed on the National Register of Historic Places and have maintained their historic integrity. Construction projects must also demonstrate that they are not eligible for federal or state historic tax credits.
Training for members of historic preservation commissions (HPCs) or city staff members Workshops, conferences and posters related to historic preservation Walking tours of NR-listed sites Inventorying of archival files related to archaeology or historic architecture Architectural and archeological Surveys for purposes of National Register nominations Nominations to the National Register of Historic Places Pre-construction projects, such as maintenance and construction documents, for National Register-listed buildings.
This includes: Historic structure reports Planning for repair or rehabilitation work (designs, feasibility studies, etc.) Archaeological excavations beyond a Phase I survey Acquisition of historic properties Reconstructions or new construction (e.g., additions) Non-historic landscaping (e.g., sidewalks and parking lots) Certified Local Governments (CLGs) All county governmental entities Qualified nonprofit organizations with historic preservation missions For more information or assistance with Historic Preservation Fund grants, please contact our office via email or by calling 573-751-7958.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Certified Local Governments, all county governmental entities, all municipalities, and qualified nonprofit organizations with a historic preservation mission in Missouri. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Historic Preservation Fund Grants (managed by Missouri State Historic Preservation Office) is funded by National Park Service (via Missouri Department of Natural Resources). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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