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Request for Proposals - Cultural
Resource Survey Essays
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here for the RFP
The purpose of this project is to produce
a publication on cultural resource surveys that consists of a
series of essays that provide users with guidance on the identification,
evaluation, and inventory of groups of historic and archeological
properties worthy of preservation. Essays shall include, but are
not necessary limited to, topics covering recent past resources,
developing historic contexts, vernacular architecture, transportation/linear
resources, agricultural landscapes, archeological resources, and
resources significant for their association with historical patterns
and themes. In addition to these topics, the project will include
an essay covering survey basics--essential elements needed for
planning, conducting, and using historic resource surveys. This
essay can be largely extracted from information found in National
Register Bulletin 24, “Guidelines for Local Surveys.”
National Monument for the War in
the Pacific.
Section 106 exemption for Railroad
Amendment
- Please click
here to see House testimony by Maryland SHPO J. Rodney Little
Preserve America/Save America's
Treasures Authorization
- Please click
here to see Senate testimony by NCSHPO President Jay D.
Vogt
- Please click
here to see House testimony by NCSHPO Secretary Ruth Pierpont
NCSHPO
News
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Hurricane
Katrina
News about the Hurricane Recovery Efforts
and resources for disaster planning and response is available
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Weekly
Legislative Update
The Weekly Legislative Update is available
only to members of the NCSHPO. The current Weekly Legislative
Update and past issues are located in the Members Only section
of this website or click here.
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NCSHPO
Awards for Excellence in Historic Preservation
In an effort to recognize SHPOffices and
staff for outstanding programs and service, the NCSHPO introduced
the NCSHPO Awards for Excellence in Historic Preservation in 2005.
The 2007 awards were presented
on February 28, 2007 at the
NCSHPO Annual Meeting. And the winners are. . .(Click
Here)
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Preserve
America
On May 9, 2007, Mrs. Laura
Bush, First Lady of the United States and Honorary Chair of Preserve
America, announced and presented the 2007 Preserve America Presidential
Awards at a White House Rose Garden ceremony. This is the highest
national award for historic preservation achievement.
In the Heritage Tourism category, the two
winners were:
• USS Midway Museum: San Diego, California
• Natchitoches-Cane River Region Heritage Tourism: Louisiana
In the Private Preservation category, the
two winners were:
• The History Channel, Save Our History:
Nationwide and New York City
• Downtown St. Louis Revitalization: Missouri
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to read more about the award winners. . .
Click here
for more information about the Preserve America Program including
community and neighborhood designations and available grants.
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Jobs
in Historic Preservation
There are currently 8
job postings. Click here to review them.
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