Grants

NCPTT seeks innovative projects that advance the application of science and technology to historic preservation. The PTT Grants program funds projects that develop new technologies or adapt existing technologies to preserve cultural resources.

The Call for Proposals outlines how our grants program works in detail. The deadline to submit a proposal was October 17, 2011.

We do not fund “bricks and mortar” projects or documentation projects.

Proposals may include, but aren’t limited to:

  • laboratory or field research that explores or assesses novel or adaptive methods;
  • training activities, including workshops, and course or curriculum development that promote the use of new or adaptive technologies;
  • documentation using new methods;
  • manuscript or website development that disseminates innovative preservation technologies; and
  • Proposals should seek to develop new technologies or adapt existing technologies to preserve cultural resources, or
  • meetings that convene experts to discuss the use of technologies to address preservation problems.

If you’re uncertain whether your idea fits our program or not, please submit a pre-proposal outlining your project before October 1, 2011, and a member of our staff will give you feedback.

Throughout the United States, NCPTT has undertaken important and varied work to advance the preservation of cultural resources. Partners in government, private practice, tribes, museums, universities and non-profits are important collaborators in nearly all that NCPTT has accomplished. This list summarizes NCPTT’s work through this collaboration. Should you have questions about the PTTGrants program or grant projects, please contact us.

YearTitleRecipientStateAmountGrant
2011Understanding Traditional and Modern Paints and Stains for Exterior WoodAssociation for Preservation Technology InternationalIL$25,000MT-2210-11-NC-01
2011Development of Life-Cycle Assessment Charts for Preservation and Rehabilitation of Historic StructuresClemson UniversitySC$25,000MT-2210-11-NC-02
2011Permanent Conditions Monitoring to Validate Energy Design ModelsGeorgia Department of Natural ResourcesGA$11,000MT-2210-11-NC-03
2011Archaeological Survey Technologies, Data Integration, and Applications (ASTDA) Workshop and SeminarJoukowsky Institute for Archaeology and the Ancient World, Brown UniversityMA$25,000MT-2210-11-NC-04
2011Raman Spectroscopy Workshop and Database Training for the Preservation CommunityPhiladelphia Museum of ArtPA$12,000MT-2210-11-NC-05
2011New York State Energy Conservation Code Compliance Training for Historic PropertiesPreservation League of New York StateNY$25,000MT-2210-11-NC-06
2011pXRF Guidelines for Pesticide Residue Survey and Removal Evaluation on TextilesUniversity of ArizonaAZ$25,000MT-2210-11-NC-07
2011LiDAR Surveyor: Automated Extraction of Archaeological Features from Light Detection and Ranging (LIDAR) Imaging DataUniversity of Iowa Office of the State ArchaeologistIA$22,000MT-2210-11-NC-08
2011Dendrogeomorphological Investigation of Earthwork Stability at Poverty Point SHS, LouisianaUniversity of Louisiana at MonroeLA$22,000MT-2210-11-NC-09
2011Austin Historical Survey MOBILE: Optimizing a Survey Web Tool for Data Collection in the FieldUniversity of Texas at AustinTX$25,000MT-2210-11-NC-10
2011Applications of Digital Photogrammetric Methods fro Preservation Documentation of Historic HomesThe Georgia O’Keeffe MuseumGA$25,000MT-2210-11-NC-11
2011An Innovative Educational Game Strategy for Conservation and PreservationRochester Institute of TechnologyNY$25,000MT-2210-11-NC-12
2011Comprehensive Understanding of Archeological Magnetism and InstrumentationUniversity of ArkansasAR$18,000MT-2210-11-NC-13
YearTitleRecipientStateAmountGrant
2010A Preservation Masonry Training Manual for High School Age StudentsAbyssinian Development CorporationNY$23,000MT-2210-10-NC-12
2010Creation of a Website and Online Community Forum for OsteowareSmithsonian Institution, National Museum of Natural HistoryDC$20,000MT-2210-10-NC-02
2010Development of a Micro-fading Tester with Near-UV CapabilityCarnegie Mellon UniversityPA$25,000MT-2210-10-NC-05
2010Digital Recovery of Water Damaged Manuscripts Using a Portable Multispectral Imaging LabUniversity of MississippiMS$25,000MT-2210-10-NC-04
2010Enhancements for Xeroradiography Center at the University of ArizonaUniversity of ArizonaAZ$12,000MT-2210-10-NC-11
2010Historic Concrete & Masonry Assessment by Air-Coupled Impact Echo-MethodPennsylvania State UniversityPA$25,000MT-2210-10-NC-07
2010Improve Method for Repairing Wooden Structural Beams in CCC National Historic Landmark DistrictNPS Bandelier National MonumentNM$6,000PA-2210-10-140
2010Massachusetts Heritage Landscape AtlasMassachusetts Department of Conservation and RecreationMA$25,000MT-2210-10-NC-06
2010Materials Characterization Utilizing Advanced Spectral ImagingLibrary of CongressDC$20,000IA-2210-10-0139
2010Molecular Characterization and Technical Study of Historic Aircraft Windows and Head GearSmithsonian Institute, National Air and Space MuseumDC$25,000MT-2210-10-NC-10
2010Nanotechnology & Materials Testing: using Quantum Dots to Tag ConsolidantsNatural Heritage TrustNY$25,000MT-2210-10-NC-03
2010Preservation Reengineering: Finding Green Environmental Management in Vernacular Historic BuildingsLouisiana Landmarks SocietyLA$25,000MT-2210-10-NC-08
2010Preservative Protection of Historic Wooden StructuresUSDA, Forest Service, Forest Products LaboratoryWI$25,000IA-2210-10-0138
2010Protecting Gullah Land and Community: A Locative Media Website for Tourism, Community Planning and EducationUniversity of Massachusetts AmherstMA$24,000MT-2210-10-NC-09
2010Structural Health Monitoring of Nation’s Culture HeritageClemson UniversitySC$25,000MT-2210-10-NC-01
2010Test and augment new cultural resource spatial data standards to make GIS more useful to cultural resource managersCarlsbad Caverns National Park
*project cancelled
NM$25,000PA-2210-10-141
YearTitleRecipientStateAmountGrant
2009A Comprehensive Training Program for 3D Digital Rock Art Documentation and PreservationCultural Heritage ImagingCA$25,000MT-2210-09-NC-01
2009A Polymeric Treatment for Controlling Salt Damage to Stone and BrickTrustees of Princeton UniversityNJ$25,000MT-2210-09-NC-03
2009Assessment of Handheld Multibeam Sonar Imagery for the Study of Submerged Cultural ResourcesLake Champlain Maritime MuseumVT$24,000MT-2210-09-NC-02
2009Creation of a Web-Accessible Database of the Comparative Plant Fiber CollectionOhio State UniversityOH$25,000MT-2210-09-NC-04
2009Development of Ceramic Reference Materials for Calibration and Quantification of Portable XRF DataVirginia Department of Historic ResourcesVA$13,000MT-2210-09-NC-05
2009Evaluation of Ca(OH)2 Nano-Particle Treatment of Cordage/BasketryArizona State MuseumAZ$13,000MT-2210-09-NC-06
2009Fire Safety for Historic Buildings – Teaching ModulesFire Safety InstituteVT$19,500MT-2210-09-NC-07
2009Preservation of Historic Iron and Steel in Bridges and Other Metal StructuresLansing Community CollegeMI$25,000MT-2210-09-NC-08
2009Preservation of Human Dental Surface Micro-Topography with Three-Dimensional Non-Destructive Digital ImagingMiddle Tennessee State UniversityTN$11,500MT-2210-09-NC-09
2009The Tutuila Basalt Export Industry: Leveraging Resources to Train Native American Samoans in Preservation TechnologyAmerican Samoa Community CollegeAS$25,000MT-2210-09-NC-10
2009Web-Accessible Training in Thin-Section Petrography of Cultural MaterialsUniversity of DelawareDE$25,000MT-2210-09-NC-11
2009What’s Out There – An Interactive Catalog of Designed American Cultural LandscapesThe Cultural Landscape FoundationDC$25,000MT-2210-09-NC-12
YearTitleRecipientStateAmountGrant
2008FAIC Conservation Catalog WikiFoundation of the American Institute for Conservation (FAIC)DC$23,000MT-2210-08-NC-02
2008Historic Windows Assessment ProjectNational Trust for Historic PreservationDC$50,000MT-2210-08-NC-01
2008New Technology, New Opportunities:Development of a National Chert Characterization DatabaseTulane UniversityLA$42,644MT-2210-08-NC-04
2008Rapid Quantification of Ceramic Paste Recipes Using Digital Camera Capture and Image AnalysisUniversity of OklahomaOK$50,000MT-2210-08-NC-05
2008Sustainable Fiber Reinforced Mortar (FRM) Mixtures for the Preservation of Unreinforced Masonry Architectural HeritageUniversity of Nebraska-LincolnNE$49,771MT-2210-08-NC-03
YearTitleRecipientStateAmountGrant
2007Evaluation of Conservation and Preservation Practices in a Southwest Pottery CollectionUniversity of ArizonaAZ$50,000MT-2210-07-NC-09
2007Heritage Preservation Engineering: Curriculum DevelopmentSchool of Engineering, University of VermontVT$49,900MT-2210-07-NC-06
2007Microbial Detoxification of Mercury Contaminated Museum Collections: Effect of Material Composition on Mercury RemovalUniversity of Colorado at Denver and Health Sciences CenterCO$50,000MT-2210-07-NC-07
2007Stone Wall Repair Training WorkshopNational Park ServiceMN$5,000
YearTitleRecipientStateAmountGrant
2006Interpreting Infrared Thermography and Other Non-Invasive Technologies with the Context of Historic MaterialsUniversity of Kentucky Research Foundation on behalf of the Center for Historic Architecture and PreservationKY$36,853.06MT-2210-06-NC-05
2006Investigation of Mechanical Anchor Strength in Stone MasonryThe Association for Preservation Technology InternationalCT$29,400MT-2210-06-NC-06
2006Planning to Preserve Our Coastal Heritage and Culture: Disaster Planning and Recovery for Heritage and Cultural Sites in Coastal Georgia, Coastal South Carolina, and Northeast FloridaBryan-Lang Foundation, Inc.GA$12,187MT-2210-06-NC-07
2006Use of Rheoreversible Gels for the Preservation of Cultural and Artistic HeritageNational Gallery of ArtDC$13,235MT-2210-06-NC-10
2006Vernacular Wooden Church Steeples in the Eastern United States: Form and RestorationTimber Framer’s GuildMA$31,418.35MT-2210-06-NC-11
YearTitleRecipientStateAmountGrant
2005Acoustic Emission and Vibration CorrelationFort Ticonderoga AssociationNY$39,975
2005An Evaluation of Supercritical Drying and PEG/Freeze-Drying of Waterlogged Archaeological WoodThe Mariners’ MuseumVA$31,158MT-2210-05-NC-10
2005Breaking the Virtual Barrier: A Model Program for Preservation Trades Education & Training Utilizing Satellite & Simulcast Distance Learning TechnologiesJefferson Community College and Dry Stone ConservancyKY$36,442
2005Creating a Digital Archive for Cultural Landscapes: Recordation of Montana’s Tongue River ValleyMontana Preservation AllianceMT$40,000MT-2210-05-NC-11
2005Development and Dissemination of a Grading Protocol for Lumber in Historic StructuresAssociation for Preservation Technology, InternationalIL$32,813
2005Disaster Science and Heritage Resources: Modeling and Mapping the Risks to Critical Heritage Infrastructure in New OrleansLouisiana State UniversityLA$39,806
2005Heritage Education Mini Grants to TeachersOffice of Cultural DevelopmentLA$98,317n/a
2005Identification of Unmarked GravesNational Park Service Midwest Archeological CenterNE$30,200
2005Merging Aerial Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR) and Satellite Multispectral Data to Inventory Archaeological SitesCatalina Island ConservancyCA$39,990MT-2210-05-NC-09
2005Removal of Arsenic and Mercury Contamination in Museums Using a Natural Environmentally Begnign ChemicalUniversity of ArizonaAZ$39,578MT-2210-05-NC-06
2005Technical Assistance and Training in the Identification, Documentation, Investigation, Analysis, and Treatment of a Cultural Resource Site, PohnpeiNational Park Service Pacific West Regional OfficeCA$40,000
YearTitleRecipientStateAmountGrant
2004Complementary Geophysical Survey Techniques at Old MobileFriends of Old Mobile, Inc.AL$33,400MT-2210-04-NC-07
2004Creating an On-line Library: Electronic Conservation and Distribution of 85 Years of Historic Masonry ArticlesThe Masonry SocietyCO$12,300MT-2210-04-NC-06
2004Evaluation and Monitoring of Culturally Appropriate Treatments for Vandalism at Rock Image SiteConfederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian ReservationOR$40,000MT-2210-04-NC-13
2004Heritage Education Mini Grants to TeachersOffice of Cultural DevelopmentLA$50,000n/a
2004Load Paths in Historic Truss BridgesUniversity of Colorado at DenverCO$39,300MT-2210-04-NC-12
2004Lustron On-lineNational Trust for Historic PreservationWI$30,678MT-2210-04-NC-11
2004Microbial Detoxification of Mercury Contaminated Museum CollectionsUniversity of Colorado at DenverCO$37,000MT-2210-04-NC-04
2004Protocol for Emergency Washing, Drying, and Sterilization of Historically Significant BooksUniversity of Utah Marriott LibraryUT$39,790MT-2210-04-NC-03
2004Supercritical Fluid Cleaning of Perishable Organic Artifacts for Non-Destructive Radiocarbon DatingTexas A&M UniversityTX$20,000MT-2210-04-NC-09
2004The Survey and Documentation of Point-du-hoc Historic Site, Normandy, FranceTexas A&M UniversityTX$40,000MT-2210-04-NC-10
2004Unreinforced Load-Bearing Masonry Structure Assessment by Modeling, Validation, and TestingPennsylvania State UniversityPA$40,000MT-2210-04-NC-02
2004Using the General Land Office Records to Enhance Identification of Cultural Landscapes in North MississippiMississippi State UniversityMS$38,400MT-2210-04-NC-05
2004Water Transport Characteristics of Masonry Restoration MortarsRocky Mountain Masonry InstituteCO$39,400MT-2210-04-NC-01
YearTitleRecipientStateAmountGrant
2003Heritage Education Mini Grants to TeachersOffice of Cultural DevelopmentLA$50,000n/a
2003Studying Development of a Technique for Buried Site Detection Using a Down-Hole Soil Magnetic InstrumentMinnesota State University MoorheadMN$38,739MT-2210-3-NC-07
2003The Use of Multibeam Bathymetry for the Identification and Assessment of Underwater Archaeological SitesStony Brook University, Research Foundation of SUNYNY$40,000MT-2210-3-NC-08
2003Thin-Section Petrography of Cultural Materials: Comprehensive Resource and Training PublicationUniversity of DelawareDE$32,900MT-2210-3-NC-05
YearTitleRecipientStateAmountGrant
2002Heritage Education Mini Grants to TeachersOffice of Cultural DevelopmentLA$50,000
2002Image Analysis of Petrographic Thin Sections in Deterioration and Preservation StudiesUniversity of DelawareDE$39,788
2002Mechanistic and Computational Study of Cinnabar Phase Transformation: Applications and Implications to the Preservation of this pigment in Historical paintingsArizona State UniversityAZ$39,324
2002Northeast Document Conservation CenterSmithsonian Center for Materials Research and EducationMD$37,450
2002Online Disaster Planning ToolNortheast Document Conservation CenterMA$40,000
2002Preliminary Evaluation of Infrared Thermography for Monitoring the Consolidation of Voids and Delamination on Stone Artifacts in Real TimeThe Nelson Atkins Museum of ArtMO$17,007MT-2210-02-NC-05
2002Stone DurabilityUniversity of Kentucky Research FoundationKY$6,502
2002The Truss Form in Vernacular Carpentry in the Eastern United States, 1660-1850Timber Framers Guild of North AmericaMA$19,840
2002Video Preservation Website: History, Science, and TechnologyBay Area Video CoalitionCA$40,000
YearTitleRecipientStateAmountGrant
2001A Regional Seminar on Advanced Inspection Methods for Historic Wooden StructuresUSDA Forest ServiceGA$19,531
2001America’s Cultural Heritage Under Water: Episodes 3 & 4Montana Public TelevisionMT$40,000
2001Computer-Based Methodologies for Investigating the History of Significant Cultural Landscapes — Year 2University of VermontVT$36,188MT-2210-01-NC-02
2001Developing Inter-Governmental Data Sharing Between States and Tribes: New Mexico and Pueblo of ZuniZuni Heritage and Preservation OfficeNM$29,416
2001Development and Testing of Organic Coatings for the Protection of Outdoor Bronze Sculpture from Air-Pollutant Enhanced Corrosion — Year 3North Dakota State UniversityND$43,800MT-2210-01-NC-04
2001HALS SymposiaAmerican Society of Landscape ArchitectsDC$19,950MT-2210-01-NC-08
2001Heritage Education Mini Grants to TeachersOffice of Cultural DevelopmentLA$50,000
2001Online GIS for Great House Archaeological Sites in the SW United StatesGeorgia State UniversityGA$25,416MT-2210-01-NC-11
2001Prevention of Biodeterioration of Coatings for Protection of Metallic Monuments, Year 2Harvard CollegeMA$43,800MT-2210-01-NC-10
2001Preventive Conservation for the Practicing ConservatorNew York UniversityNY$19,965
2001Protection of Stone from Damage in Wetting/Drying CyclesPrinceton UniversityNJ$43,800MT-2210-01-NC-06
2001Structural Evaluation of In-Situ Wooden FloorsIndiana University of PennsylvaniaPA$3,991
2001Suitability of Medical Chelating Agents for Stain Removal in Architectural and Art Conservation: Laboratory and Field TestsSan Francisco Museum of Modern ArtCA$39,863MT-2210-01-NC-05
YearTitleRecipientStateAmountGrant
2000Development of high-resolution, digital, color and infrared photographic methods for preserving imagery on Hopewellian copper artifactsArizona State UniversityAZ$40,000
2000Improved Sol-Gel Consolidants on StonePrinceton UniversityNJ$49,347
2000Instructional Video: “Repairing Dry-Stone Retaining Walls”Dry-Stone ConservancyKY$35,692
2000I-Sites: An Interactive Web Enabled GIS and Database for Iowa ArchaeologyUniversity of IowaIA$39,988
2000Non-Destructive Imagin of Worn-Off Hallmarks and Engraving from Metal Objects of Art Using Scanning Acoustic MicroscopyThe Nelson Atkins Museum of ArtKS$18,379
2000North American Database and Website of Archaeological GeophysicsUniversity of ArkansasAR$26,157
2000Prevention of Biodeterioration of Coatings for Protection of Metallic Monuments, Year 1Harvard CollegeMA$40,000
YearTitleRecipientStateAmountGrant
1999A Graphic Guide to Historic American Timber JoineryTimber Framers Guild of North AmericaMA$18,370
1999A New Protocol for the Analysis of Deteriorated Historic Mortars and PlastersUniversity of DelawareDE$35,250
1999Building Stones of AmericaNational Institute of Standards and TechnologyMD$25,000
1999Collaborative Conservation TrainingSmithsonian Institution (Freer Gallery of Art and Arthur M. Sackler Gallery)DC$17,200
1999Distance Learning: Artifactual Conservation TreatmentThe New York Public Library, Astor, Tilden and Lenox FoundationsNY$40,000
1999Distance Learning: Conserving Historic BuildingsWashington State Office of Archaeology and Historic PreservationWA$29,469
1999Distance Learning: Paper ConservationNortheast Document Conservation CenterMA$39,000
1999Distance Learning: Preserving Thin-Shell Concrete StructuresPennsylvania State UniversityPA$40,000
1999Effects of Color Temperature and IntensityCity University of New York-Brooklyn CollegeNY$39,968
1999Exploring the Interface of Nature and CultureAtlantic Center for the EnvironmentMA$40,000
1999Facility Support for Enhanced Analytical ServicesWilliamstown Art Conservation CenterMA$49,808
1999Hawaii Traditional Cultural Places Inventory DatabaseHawaii State Historic Preservation OfficeHI$24,206
1999Improved Sol-Gel Consolidants for StonePrinceton UniversityNJ$48,663
1999JAIC OnlineFoundation of the American Institute for ConservationDC$37,016
1999Luminescence Dating of Prehistoric Human LandscapesUniversity of WashingtonWA$32,517
1999Micro-Fading Tester for Lightfastness Evaluation of Art and ArtifactsCarnegie-Mellon UniversityPA$39,993
1999National Register District GIS ProjectOhio State Historic Preservation OfficeOH$39,083
1999North American Database and Website of Archeological GeophysicsUniversity of ArkansasAR$34,501
1999Organic Coatings for Protecting Outdoor Bronze SculptureNorth Dakota State UniversityND$50,000
1999Spectral Analysis of Soils Associated with Historic Trails of the Great PlainsUniversity of NebraskaNE$40,000
1999Symposium: Conservation and Preservation of CoquinaFlorida State Historic Preservation OfficeFL$7,856
1999Symposium: Protective Shelter Needs for Archeological Sites in the SouthwestUnited States Committee/International Council on Monuments and SitesDC$14,974
1999The Interplay of Drawings and On-Site Decisions in Outdoor Theater Designs of the New DealUniversity of CaliforniaCA$19,979
1999The Role of Microorganisms in the Deterioration by Atmospheric Pollutants of Stone Used in Historic Buildings and MonumentsHarvard CollegeMA$50,000
1999Upgrade X-Ray Diffraction FacilitiesThe Detroit Institute of ArtsMI$23,085
YearTitleRecipientStateAmountGrant
1998Analytical Facility SupportWilliamstown Art Conservation Center, Inc.MA$49,936MT-2210-98-NC-12
1998Building Stones of America: 50 Years of the NIST Stone Exposure Test WallNational Institute of Standards and TechnologyMD$25,000MT-2210-98-NC-14
1998Conference: Preserving Historic Guastavino Tile Ceilings, Domes and VaultsNew York Landmarks ConservancyNY$10,000MT-2210-98-NC-149
1998Conservation Materials DatabaseMuseum of Fine ArtsMA$37,300MT-2210-98-NC-74
1998Distance Learning: NEPA for PreservationistsNational Preservation InstituteVA$39,300MT-2210-98-NC-90
1998Draft Historic Building CodeAssociation for Preservation Technology InternationalVA$40,000MT-2210-98-NC-85
1998Exploring Archeological Sites Using a Modified Magnetic Susceptibility ProbeSouthern Illinois UniversityIL$14,525MT-2210-98-NC-68
1998Hiker Bronze MonographUniversity of DelawareDE$49,956MT-2210-98-NC-01
1998Masonry – 160 Years of Indexed BibliographyThe Masonry SocietyCO$6,500MT-2210-98-NC-141
1998Modeling Simulated Archeological Features Using Advanced Geophysical TechniquesUS Army Construction Engineering Research LaboratoriesIL$40,000
1998Museum Lighting: Minimizing Damage while Maximizing AestheticsBrooklyn CollegeNY$39,982MT-2210-98-NC-32
1998Nondestructive Methods for the Structural Evaluation of Wood Floor Systems in Historic BuildingsPurdue UniversityIN$40,000
1998Online Information for Preserving Religious PropertiesPartners for Sacred PlacesPA$40,000MT-2210-98-NC-19
1998Proceedings of the 11th Conference on Restoring Southern Gardens and LandscapesOld Salem, Inc.NC$6,500MT-2210-98-NC-147
1998Protective Coating Systems for Outdoor Bronze Sculpture and OrnamentationNational Gallery of ArtDC$50,000
1998Removing Gypsum Crusts from Carbonate Rocks Using Intermittent Flow TechniquesArt2Facts, Inc.NY$29,900MT-2210-98-NC-10
1998Research Priorities for Natural History Collections ConservationSociety for the Preservation of Natural History CollectionsDC$9,950MT-2210-98-NC-138
1998Salt Decay of Porous Materials – A Literature ReviewUnited States Committee/International Council on Monuments and SitesDC$10,000MT-2210-98-NC-02
1998Salt Decay of Porous Materials: A Literature ReviewUS/ICOMOSDC$10,000MT-2210-98-NC-02
1998The Role of Microorganisms in Deterioration of Stone by Atmospheric PollutantsHarvard CollegeMA$50,383
1998The Science, Technology, and Treatment of Albumen PhotographsMonterey Museum of ArtCA$40,000MT-2210-98-NC-129
1998Workshops: Ground Penetrating RadarUniversity of DenverCO$40,000MT-2210-98-NC-133
1998Workshops: Harlem – Preserving an Historic NeighborhoodAbyssinian Development CorporationNY$36,750MT-2210-98-NC-58
YearTitleRecipientStateAmountGrant
1997Advancing SHPO Geographic Information Systems in the Western United StatesNew Mexico State Historic Preservation Office and Wyoming State Historic Preservation OfficeNM$36,243MT-2210-97-NC-106
1997Conservation of Historic Brick StructuresNew York University-Institute of Fine ArtsNY$15,000MT-2210-97-NC-171
1997Coordinate Measurement of Ships and SmallcraftMystic Seaport Museum, Inc.CT$15,000MT-2210-97-NC-206
1997Digital Image Enhancements of Plan-View Geophysical Data SetsThe Trustees of Boston UniversityMA$11,499MT-2210-97-NC-23
1997Digital Videographic Imaging of Archeological DataAnne Arundel County Trust for Preservation, Inc.MD$15,000MT-2210-97-NC-208
1997Digitization of Primary Documents Pertaining to the Archeological Collections from California and Nevada in the Phoebe Hearst Museum of AnthropologyRegents of the University of California-Phoebe Hearst Museum of AnthropologyCA$23,001MT-2210-97-NC-132
1997Distance Learning: Preservation TrainNetGoucher CollegeMD$38,350MT-2210-97-NC-54
1997Enhanced Analytical ServicesWilliamstown Art Conservation Center, Inc.MA$49,942MT-2210-97-NC-12
1997Lead Paint in Historic PreservationIllinois Historic Preservation AgencyIL$40,000MT-2210-97-NC-114
1997Living with the Past: Preserving Community ResourcesOregon State Historic Preservation OfficeOR$23,640MT-2210-97-NC-19
1997Michigan Historic Sites Database OnlineMichigan State Historic Preservation OfficeMI$32,977MT-2210-97-NC-76
1997Museum Lighting ProtocolRensselaer Polytechnic InstituteNY$35,359MT-2210-97-NC-102
1997Nondestructive Method for Evaluating the Hardness of Pointing MortarsRocky Mountain Masonry InstituteCO$39,765MT-2210-97-NC-146
1997Non-Destructive Structural Evaluation of Wood Floor SystemsPurdue University Division of Sponsored ProgramsIN$40,000MT-2210-97-NC-36
1997Non-Linear Documentation Strategies for Incorporating Computerized Solid Modeling in Historic Building SurveysTexas A&M UniversityTX$15,000MT-2210-97-NC-84
1997Protecting the Underwater Cultural Heritage: US Policy for Protecting Submerged Cultural Resources Beyond the Three-Mile LimitThe Trustees of Boston UniversityMA$14,935MT-2210-97-NC-189
1997Protective Coating Systems for Outdoor Bronze Sculpture and OrnamentationNational Gallery of ArtDC$50,000MT-2210-97-NC-143
1997Review of Recent GIS Applications for ArchaeologyArgonne National LaboratoryIL$15,000MT-2210-97-NC-214
1997Rock Art Conservation – Theory and PracticeAmerican Rock Art Research AssociationAZ$8,700MT-2210-97-NC-04
1997Subsurface Acoustical Imaging Technology – Ground Penetrating SonarScripps Institute Of OceanographyCA$14,901
1997Symposium: Care and Preservation of Horse-Drawn VehiclesThe Museums at Stony BrookNY$12,591MT-2210-97-NC-149
1997Symposium: Teaching with Historic PlacesNational Park Service-National Register of Historic PlacesDC$11,460MT-2210-97-NC-35
1997The Conservation and Preservation of TabbyGeorgia State Historic Preservation OfficeGA$10,580MT-2210-97-NC-197
1997The Role of Microorganisms in the Deterioration by Atmospheric Pollutants of Stone Used in Historic Buildings and MonumentsHarvard UniversityMA$48,631MT-2210-97-NC-142
1997Workshop: Techniques for Restoring and Conserving Three-Dimensional and Stained Glass ObjectsNebraska State Historic Preservation Office-Gerald R. Ford Conservation CenterNE$17,563MT-2210-97-NC-105
YearTitleRecipientStateAmountGrant
1996A New Technique for Accurately Dating Prehistoric Rock PaintingsTexas A&M UniversityTX$39,954
1996Arizona’s Cultural Resource Database – Developing a Master PlanArizona State MuseumAZ$34,548
1996Building Code Issues in Rehabilitation – Solutions and PrecedentsCalifornia Preservation FoundationCA$38,178
1996Computerizing Maryland’s Historic Site RecordsMaryland State Historic Preservation OfficeMD$39,820
1996Developing a Prototypical Historic Fire Risk Index to Evaluate Fire Safety in Historic BuildingsFire Safety InstituteVT$38,496
1996Developing Comprehensive Testing Protocols for Protective Coatings for Silver Objects in Museum CollectionsCorrosion and Materials Research InstituteDE$39,844
1996Developing Models for Parking and Pedestrian Circulation Design in Historic DowntownsUniversity of KentuckyKY$14,301
1996Developing Standards and Procedures for Recording Courthouses Using Customized Digital TechnologiesUniversity of TexasTX$39,754
1996Distance Learning: Preserving Mechanical SystemsBelmont Technical CollegeOH$37,920
1996Internet Access to State-by-State Preservation LawNational Conference of State Historic Preservation OfficersDC$40,000
1996Maritime Cultural Resources – Developing and Sharing an Expandable Online DatabaseOhio State Historic Preservation OfficeOH$40,000
1996Providing Public Access to Hawaii’s Preservation Information via World Wide WebHawaii State Historic Preservation OfficeHI$9,500
1996Using Aerial Photography to Document and Monitor the Condition of Prehistoric Earthen StructuresSociety for American ArcheologyDC$40,000
1996Using Three-Dimensional Ground Penetrating Radar to Locate and Identify Buried Archeological FeaturesUniversity of ColoradoCO$39,860
1996UVa Law Library Collection – Developing an Internet Database for Preservation LawUniversity of Virginia Law School FoundationVA$27,937
1996Video: Restoring Dry-Stone Walls and FencesKentucky Heritage CouncilKY$24,032
1996Workshop and Technical Field Guide: Hazards in Conservation Materials and ProcessesRESTORE, Inc.NY$40,000
1996Workshop: Cultural Resources Protection for Northern Nevada TribesWashoe Tribe of Nevada and CaliforniaNV$40,000
1996Workshop: Historic LandscapesThe Alliance for Historic Landscape PreservationNY$37,100
1996Workshop: Historic Preservation Short Course for Planning and Preservation CommissionersUniversity of GeorgiaGA$28,270
YearTitleRecipientStateAmountGrant
1995An Investigation into the Effects and Removal of Diethylaminoethanol Deposits on Painting MediaIndiana University Art MuseumIN$38,815
1995Analyzing the Economic Impact of Historic Preservation in our Nation’s Most Densely Populated StateNew Jersey Historic TrustNJ$40,000
1995Construction Technology Manual for Historic Buildings in Puerto Rico and the CaribbeanCaribbean HeritagePR$34,830
1995Designing a Controlled Archeological Test Site for Evaluating Non-Invasive Technologies for Archeological Site AssessmentUS Army Construction Engineering Research LaboratoriesIL$37,250
1995Developing a Conservation Inventory of Frank Lloyd Wright StructuresFrank Lloyd Wright Building ConservancyIL$30,000
1995Developing Agent-Based Computer Simulations for Identifying and Interpreting Archeological SitesWashington State UniversityWA$35,463
1995Developing Protective Coating Systems for Outdoor Bronze Sculptures and OrnamentationNational Gallery of ArtDC$37,500NPS 1443IA0001195021
1995Distance Learning: A Multimedia Approach to Training Staff in Simple Book RepairDartmouth CollegeNH$6,290
1995Documenting the Movement of Historic Objects Using Advanced Computer Simulation TechnologiesNational Preservation InstituteDC$36,000
1995Evaluating the Impact of Revegetation on the Preservation of Archeological SitesUniversity of MississippiMS$20,000
1995Field Testing a Non-Invasive, Non-Toxic Baiting System for Protecting Historic Structures from Subterranean TermitesUniversity of FloridaFL$40,000
1995Field Testing Remote Sensing Systems for the Protection of Historic and Prehistoric Sites and Monuments from VandalismUniversity of CaliforniaCA$40,000
1995Heritage Education Teacher’s Manual Using Historic LandscapesMorgan County Landmarks SocietyGA$6,937
1995Investigating Relationships Between Heritage Preservation and Economic Development in Rural Areas Using the Bayou Teche Heritage Corridor as a ModelLouisiana State UniversityLA$39,978
1995Investigating the Biogeochemical Relationship Between Prehistoric Rock Paints and Natural Rock AccretionsNewberry CollegeSC$29,070
1995Investigating the Use of Silicones for the Treatment of Wet or Waterlogged Organic MaterialsTexas A&M UniversityTX$39,640
1995Investigating the Use of Turn-of-the-Century Whitewares as Economic Indicators for Evaluating Sites for National Register EligibilityOhio State Historic Preservation OfficeOH$10,394
1995Preparing a Directory of Chemical Spot Tests for Materials CharacterizationUniversity of ArizonaAZ$28,310
1995Researching the Use of Oral Histories to Interpret African-American Theaters in the SouthCity of MaconGA$39,988
1995Seminar: Landscaping for Historic PropertiesSouthern Cultural Heritage FoundationMS$6,850
1995Training for Instructor’s Certificate in the Building TradesUniversity of VermontVt$33,401
1995Video: Culture Shock: Fire Protection for Historic and Cultural PropertyBoston UniversityMA$40,000
1995Video: Lead-Based Paint Abatement in Historic StructuresMaryland State Historic Preservation OfficeMD$19,500
1995Workshop and Training Manual: Three-Dimensional Coordinate Measurement of Historic ArtifactsMystic Seaport Museum, Inc.CT$23,821
1995Workshop: American Indian Voices in PreservationCrow Canyon Archaeological CenterCO$19,320
YearTitleRecipientStateAmountGrant
1994Effectiveness of Protective Glazing for Historic Stained Glass WindowsInspired PartnershipsIL$34,320
1994Efficient Techniques for Analyzing Blood Residues on Tools from Archeological SitesSmithsonian Institution-Conservation Analytical LaboratoryDC$36,524
1994Guidelines for Allowable Temperature Fluctuations in Museums and Historic PropertiesSmithsonian Institution-Conservation Analytical LaboratoryDC$38,998
1994Improvements of Existing Heating and Air Conditioning Systems in Historic StructuresNew York State Historic Preservation OfficeNY$40,000
1994Interactive Multimedia Training for Advanced Mapping TechnologiesBureau of Land ManagementAZ$40,000
1994Low-Cost Photogrammetric Data Archival SystemUniversity of ArkansasAR$37,428
1994Methods and Technologies for Preserving Woody Plants in Historic LandscapesHarvard University-Arnold ArboretumMA$40,000
1994Preservation Resource Guide for Public Works ManagersAmerican Public Works AssociationMO$39,200
1994Preserving Historic Carved Sandstone Buildings in Marine EnvironmentsHistoric Preservation CommissionCA$31,925
1994Proceedings of The Techniques and Uses of Garden Archaeology ConferenceUnited States Committee/International Council on Monuments and SitesDC$7,500
1994Testing the Energy Performance of Historic Windows in Cold ClimatesVermont State Historic Preservation OfficeVT$40,000
1994Video: Connections: Preserving America’s Landscape LegacyAmerican Society of Landscape ArchitectsDC$20,000
1994Workshop: Methods of Archeological Site Discovery and EvaluationSociety for American Archaeology and National Park Service-Archeology and EthnographyDC$27,600
1994Workshop: Native Americans and ArcheologyArizona Archaeological CouncilAZ$6,470

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