I confused a bit here, but have you check with your SHPO office? They should have programs to assist in the planning of your project. Also check with the Northeast regional office of the National Trust for Historic Preservation they have programs which you do  not necessarily have to be on the registry to apply for. Be aware bricks and mortar grants are slim to nil, but planning grants and even monies to assist you in getting the structures registered are available. I have been working on the restoration of a building and have run into this , but was able to get grant monies for the architectural plan, registry listing and the research

Jim Schulte, President

Preservation Salem County

 

 

Hello -

I am doing a grant search for a local non-profit, religious community located in Central New York who need to restore two historic buildings on their property.  They are not on the National Register, a Landmark, in an historic district, etc.  So far most of the grants I am finding for historic preservation are for buildings with this type of designation.  Can anyone advise me of grants that do not have this requirement - buildings are not required to be on the National Register, a landmark, in an historic district, etc.

Thank you -

Donna Nortman

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