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National Park Service Historic Preservation Fund Grants | Division of Historic Preservation skip all navigation to page content Louisiana Department of Culture, Recreation and Tourism FY 26-27 NATIONAL PARK SERVICE HISTORIC PRESERVATION FUND Each year, Lieutenant Governor Billy Nungesser and the Division of Historic Preservation (DHP) and Archaeology distribute an allocation of federal funds for historic preservation projects through a competitive grants process.
These funds are allocated to the Louisiana State Historic Preservation Office (LASHPO) by the U. S. Department of the Interior's National Park Service, Historic Preservation Fund (HPF).
The focus of the grant proposals should be related to ongoing state and federally mandated programs and initiatives that are outlined in the Louisiana Comprehensive Plan. In 2026, LASHPO will give special priority to Goal C. 2.
Expand Public Access to Digital Preservation Information .
Examples of related projects include, but are not limited to: - Digitization of records, documents, and photographs related to physical resources - Development of website content, story maps, or online tours that highlight historic resources - Development of historic district guidelines and updates in digital format for easy access Other proposals that relate to ongoing state and federally mandated programs and initiatives outlined in the Louisiana Comprehensive Plan entitled Together for Louisiana 2026-2030.
Please reference the State Plan for specific Objectives and Strategies outlined in each goal. All proposals must include an outreach, public education, or media component within the overall proposed grant project. LETTERS OF INTEREST : The DHP will accept Letters of Interest through April 29, 2026.
These letters provide an opportunity to submit a project idea and receive feedback from staff. A letter of interest is encouraged but not required and does not replace a completed grant application.
Typical recipients include historic preservation organizations, parish governments, economic development districts, planning commissions, museum houses, state agencies, municipal governments, educational institutions, historic district commissions and Certified Local Governments (CLG). Previously funded projects include, but are not limited to, the development of preservation plans, design guidelines, and document digitization.
Previous projects also included surveys of historic districts, preparation of National Register nominations, Historic American Building Survey (HABS) documentation and educational activities to promote historic preservation.
Typical funded CLG projects include the development of design guidelines for historic districts, municipal Historic Resource Inventory Surveys, feasibility studies on a single or group of historic buildings, condition assessments and historic structures reports. Projects also include public information projects relative to historic preservation and historic preservation training programs for officials and local citizens.
You can view previous Grant funded projects within the table at the bottom of the page. These awarded grant funds must be matched by non-federal monies on at least a 60/40 basis, though grantees may elect to overmatch. Grant funds are distributed on a reimbursable basis only (the recipient makes an expenditure and is subsequently reimbursed for the grant portion of the expenditure when the necessary billing documentation is received).
For more information contact: Karen McKinney, Architect 2026-2027 Historic Preservation Fund Grants - Announcement of Availability 2026-2027 Letter of Interest (Due by April 29, 2026) 2026-2027 Historic Preservation Fund Grants - Application Instructions 2026-2027 Application Budget Form 2026-2027 Historic Preservation Fund Grants (open 5/1 to 5/31) - Apply Here Historic Preservation Fund Grants Manual 2026-2027 - Quarterly Report Template 2026-2027 - Grantee Itemized Billing Worksheet Form 2026-2027 - Grantee Timesheet Staff-Volunteers Grantee Timesheet Staff-Volunteers PDF FY 2022-2023 Grant Recipients Restoring Kisatchie School Feasibility Study City of Baton Rouge - Historic Spanish Town Re-Survey City of Donaldsonville Native American Educational Preservation Project Digital Companion Brochure Graphic Video Documentary Lafayette Historic Commission Training - online education tool City of Mandeville Local Historic District Re-survey - survey report City of Crowley National Register District Update, Phase 2 - National Register nomination update: additional documentation and boundary increase Hammond Railroad Park History Exhibit - final report and graphics Historic Preservation Educational Training and Scholarships, City of Ponchatoula - final report Commission Assistance and Mentoring Program (CAMP) Training, City of Shreveport (north LA region) - final report FY 2021-2022 Grant Recipients Louisiana Trust for Historic Preservation - Statewide Preservation Conference, Educational Videos, Rambles, Louisiana's Most Endangered Places, etc. Conference, Rambles Brochures Resource Contact Info Sheet North Baton Rouge Now, Inc - Survey Project North BR Now, Inc. Scotlandville Historic Structures Survey West Baton Rouge Museum - NR Nomination: Stone Square Masonic Lodge No. 8 Bayou Des Glaises Project Bayou Des Glaises District Community Histories Rational Middle Foundation - Wiener Architecture Interactive Map Final Report Unexpected Modernism - The Wiener Brothers Story City of Crowley Historic District Resurvey - Survey Report City of Donaldsonville - Ascension of Our Lord Catholic Church 250 Year Oral and Video History Research City of Lake Charles Historic Immersive Education Phase II - Digital Immersive Information City of Opelousas La Vieux Village Heritage Park Virtual History Historic Preservation Education Training City of Homer CAMP training (North LA) - agenda and attendees City of New Roads CAMP training (South LA) - agenda and attendees FY 2020-2021 Grant Recipients City of Donaldsonville - Walking Tour LA State Penitentiary Museum - A Photographic & Digital On-line Database - Angola Sabine High School Revitalization Study Preservation Resource Center - Maintain Right Louisiana Trust for Historic Preservation LTHP 2021 State of Preservation LTHP Educational Video Summary LSU - Rosedown Plantation 3D Scan & Digital Model The Landscape of Rosedown Plantation The Interior of Rosedown Plantation The Facade of Rosedown Plantation The Rockery at Rosedown Plantation The Dining Room at Rosedown Plantation The Allee of Rosedown Plantation The Formal Garden at Rosedown Plantation Martha's Screen, Rosedown Plantation FY 2019-2020 Grant Recipients City of Donaldsonville - Cultural Education Exhibit LTHP - Conference, Educational Videos, Ramble, etc. LSU - German Vernacular Architecture FY 2018-2019 Grant Recipients FY 2017-2018 Grant Recipients FY 2016-2017 Grant Recipients FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT:
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