Since the first listing in 1966, more than 12,000 buildings, structures, sites, and districts in Vermont have been nominated and listed to the National Register. Official copies of all National Register nomination forms for resources in Vermont can be viewed in the Online Resource Center (ORC).
How can I learn more about the National Register of Historic Places?
How can I list my property in the National Register of Historic Places?
Frequently Asked Questions about the National Register of Historic Places
The Vermont Advisory Council on Historic Preservation reviews nominations to the National Register on a quarterly basis in January, April, July, and October.
Please click here for a detailed schedule of the nomination process. The typical nomination process, from start to formal listing in the National Register, takes approximately nine to ten months once all the required documentation has been submitted.
Pending National Register of Historic Places Actions
Vermont National Historic Landmarks - 2014 Inventory and Status Report