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Find similar grantsMissouri Historical Records Grant Program (MHRGP) is sponsored by Missouri Historical Records Advisory Board (MHRAB) and National Historical Publications and Records Commission. Grant funding for Missouri's public and private records repositories that care for documents of significant historical value.
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Grant funding is available to all of Missouri’s public and private records repositories that care for documents of significant historical value. This includes historical, ethnic, and religious societies; museums; libraries; colleges and universities; and local government entities.
MHRGP awards may be used for approved records management and preservation projects, such as conservation services, consulting, indexing and description of collections, and the purchase of archival supplies and equipment.
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Missouri Historical Records Grant Program (MHRGP) is funded by Missouri Historical Records Advisory Board (MHRAB) and National Historical Publications and Records Commission. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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