Historic Preservation
Historic Preservation Grants
Historic Preservation Barn Grants
Funding and Incentives
Historic Preservation Grants
If your municipality or non-profit organization owns a historic building, you may be eligible to apply for a Historic Preservation Grant to assist with the cost of repairing and maintaining the structure.
Barn Preservation Grants
If you own a historic agricultural building, you may be eligible to apply for a Barn Grant to assist with the cost of repairing and maintaining the structure.
Vermont Archaeology Heritage Center
Due to the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), the Vermont Archaeology Heritage Center will be closed until further notice. If you need assistance regarding collections or archives curated at VAHC, please contact Jess Robinson at jess.robinson@vermont.gov.
Predictive Model for Locating Precontact Archaeological Sites
VDHP implements a predictive model to identify areas with potential for containing significant Precontact Native American sites. The model may also offer some guidance in locating historic Euro-American early settlements. The predictive model was approved by the Vermont Advisory Council on Historic Preservation on May 23, 2002 and reaffirmed on October 22, 2015.
Who Can Help with Your Review?
Checklist for Historic Preservation Review
Is Your Property Eligible?
Review and Compliance
When Do You Need Historic Preservation Review?
Project review consists of identifying a project's potential impacts to historic buildings and structures, historic districts, historic landscapes and settings, and to known or potential archaeological resources. Project review is a consultative process between the applicant and VDHP.
When do I need a Historic Preservation Project Review to receive a permit in Vermont? click here
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