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![]() Homeowner Assistance for National Historic Properties
Privately Owned Historic LandmarksThe National Historic Landmarks program was established in 1935 by the U.S. Department of Interior's National Park Service (NPS) so that our nation's most significant properties might be purchased and included in the National Park System. Over the years, it became apparent that having the Federal government buy and maintain all of these properties would be very costly and impractical. So, although some Landmarks are included in the Park System, the vast majority are privately owned. Today, the well-being of National Historic Landmarks depends on many factors: how changes in property use are handled, what effects acts of nature have, how developers approach the historical value of landmarks, and whether an owner has the commitment and financial ability to maintain and preserve the property. The National Park Service encourages and supports the preservation and restoration of our National Historic Landmark properties.
The NHL Initiative:
http//www.cr.nps.gov. This site also leads to other preservation-related web sites. Here you can find cultural resources technical assistance and sources for expert advice and training. You can also discover information on tax credits related to historic preservation and on special NPS grants for many purposes. http://www.cr.nps.gov/helpyou.htm
National Park Service Heritage Preservation Services Division P.O. Box 37127 Washington, DC 20013-7127. You can search for California's National Historic Landmarks using the National park Service's handy LANDMARK SEARCH PAGE.
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