PRESERVATION FUND 2010

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Endowment Management and Performance

The National Trust Preservation Funds increase for the 12 months ended December 31, 2010 was 11 percent. Total endowment assets increased to $222 million at December 31, 2010 from $205 million 12 months earlier. The year saw a strong recovery in the stock markets. The annualized return since inception remains a strong 12 percent. The investment strategy for the National Trust’s endowment portfolio is designed to achieve maximum return, minimize risk through diversification and due diligence, and provide a growing, reliable income stream.

The endowment is managed by the National Trust Investments Committee. The National Trust currently employs a diverse range of professional asset management organizations and a nationally respected investments consulting firm to provide advice and assist with monitoring management performance, asset allocation, and other asset management services.

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The National Trust for Historic Preservation

(www.PreservationNation.org) is a non-

profit membership organization bringing

people together to protect, enhance and

enjoy the places that matter to them. By

saving the places where great moments

from history—and the important moments

of everyday life—took place, the National

Trust for Historic Preservation helps

revitalize neighborhoods and communities,

spark economic development and

promote environmental sustainability. With

headquarters in Washington, DC, eight

regional and field offices, 29 historic sites,

and partner organizations in 50 states,

territories, and the District of Columbia,

the National Trust for Historic Preservation

provides leadership, education, advocacy

and resources to a national network

of people, organizations and local

communities committed to saving places,

connecting us to our history and collectively

shaping the future of America’s stories.

From the President

In 2010, the National Trust for Historic Preservation awarded more than $61 million in grants, loans, and direct equity investment to support preservation work across the country.

This financial support was catalytic in communities nationwide. As you will see on the pages that follow, we found financing to transform an Oklahoma warehouse into an art studio and instruction space, helped homeowners in Ithaca, N.Y., learn how to repair their historic windows, and welcomed our 18th class of diversity scholars to the National Preservation Conference in Austin, Texas.

We are tremendously proud of these efforts, and deeply grateful to the generous corporations, foundations, and individuals whose support made this work possible. To highlight just a few:

z American Express affirmed its support for Partners in Preservation by pledging an ad-ditional $10 million to the program over the next five years. The program has already invested $5.5 million to help preserve more than 100 sites in select cities nationwide.

z Lowe’s Charitable and Educational Foundation provided $815,000 to support 19 resto-ration projects on historic schools nationwide. Nine of these grants went to Rosenwald Schools, important landmarks that were built in the early 1900s to educate African-American children in the segregated South and Southwest.

z The Robert W. Wilson Charitable Trust continued its challenge grant program to strengthen statewide and local partner organizations across the country. To date, Part-ners in the Field has supported 54 field representatives who are helping preserve more than 1,600 historic resources.

We also owe a special thank you to the members, partners, and friends who pledged more than $400,000 to the Richard and Julia Moe Preservation Fund for Statewide & Local Partners, in honor of Dick’s retirement as president of the National Trust. The funds will spark innovation at the statewide and local level.

I hope you will take a minute to read about what the National Trust is doing to save the places that matter in your community. State by state, project by project, we are creating a brighter future for America’s cultural heritage.

Thank you for your commitment to this important work.

stePhanie k. meeks

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the national trust Preservation Fund

When the phone rings at the National Trust’s

front desk in Washington, the most frequent-

ly asked question is “What kind of funding is

available to help us save our town square?”

Or theater, cemetery, city hall, fire station,

dance pavilion, historic home…whatever it is

that tells the story of that community’s past.

Fortunately, thanks to the generosity of

donors who recognize the need to nurture

and assist preservationists working at the

local level, we can help many of these call-

ers through the National Trust Preservation

Fund. This fund provides a critical source of

“seed grants” to advance local preservation

efforts and jump-start promising rehabilita-

tion projects.

In 2010 more than 870 organizations requested

$18 million in funding from the National Trust.

Responding to this need, the National Trust

distributed more than $4.7 million in grants,

loans, scholarships, and awards, and $56

million in equity investments in rehab proj-

ects made possible through National Trust

Community Invest-

ment Corporation.

These funds went

to a diverse range

of groups: local and

statewide preserva-

tion organizations,

museums, historical societies, city agencies,

Main Street organizations, and community

development corporations.

2010 New Funds, Gifts, and Grant Activity

In 2010 donors provided grant funds, both

endowed and immediate pass-through, to

bolster preservation activities nationwide.

...Critical funds allow the national trust to leverage new opportunities and respond quickly to immediate threats.

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mildred Colodny scholarship recipients pose with national trust President stephanie meeks at the national Preservation Conference in austin, tex.

> Schooner Adventuress, Port Townsend, WAthousands of people have been able to experience the ecology and history of the Puget sound aboard the historic schooner Adventuress. an american express Partners in Preservation grant of $125,000 allowed the nonprofit organization sound experience to carry out major repairs on this national historic landmark.

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Mill Creek Canyon Earthworks, Kent County, WAa $70,000 american express Partners in Preservation grant will help the kent arts Commission in kent County, Wash., restore the herbert Bayer-designed mill Creek Canyon earthworks to its original design.

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In June, the Seattle–Puget Sound area became

the fifth region to receive $1 million in funding

through the Partners in Preservation program.

Through this unique collaboration between

american express and the National Trust, the

public was invited to vote on their favorite proj-

ects from a slate of 25 historic places. Eleven

major rehabilitation grants were awarded, and

the remaining 14 projects received recognition

awards for their commitment to preservation.

for a total of $1 million in grant funding.

In 2010 lowe’s Charitable and educational

Foundation renewed its support of historic

places in the United States by contributing $1

million to restore historic schools nationwide.

More than 250 applications were received

and 19 schools received funding including

nine Rosenwald Schools.

The Los Angeles County Preservation Fund

was made possible by support from the Getty

Foundation, the ahmanson Foundation,

and the ralph m. Parsons Foundation. An

additional gift was made to the fund by the

National Trust Board of Advisors in recogni-

tion of nine years of service by Timothy P.

Whalen, director of the Getty Conservation

Institute, who served as one of two advisors

from California.

The kirkpatrick Foundation provided an

$80,000 grant to establish a dedicated In-

tervention Fund for Oklahoma City, managed

by our Southwest Office. In close collabora-

tion with local partners, these critical funds

allow the National Trust to leverage new

opportunities and respond quickly to imme-

diate threats to the city’s unique heritage.

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$1,498,202

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> Preservation Society of Charleston, Master Preservation ProgramParticipants in the Preservation society of Charleston’s master Preservationist Program attend educational sessions to learn more about issues and challenges to historic preservation in Charleston and commit to 40 hours of community service. a $3,000 grant from the richard and Julia moe Preservation Fund for statewide and local Partners helped get this program underway.

In 2010 dedicated preservation advocates

came together to build support for the

Utah Preservation Initiatives Fund, a pass-

through grant fund that has helped preserve

the state’s heritage since 2001. In addition

to a $25,000 contribution from the George

s. & dolores dore eccles Foundation of

375 grantsSalt Lake City, this important financial tool

received meaningful contributions from don

stromquist, the Boyer Family, and historical

arts & Casting, inc.

In a continuation of its long commitment to

our nation’s historic places, the Charles evans

hughes memorial Foundation, inc., awarded

$25,000 to advance preservation projects

in states that do not have adequate funding

from other sources.

The National Trust also secured a renewed gift

from the summerlee Foundation, which pro-

vided $10,000 in intervention funds to benefit

historic places in the state of Texas.

Endowed Funds

These vital pass-through funds provide an im-

mediate impact today; however, the National

Trust also remains strongly committed to ex-

panding its endowed funds to benefit historic

places in perpetuity. Gifts to create and ex-

pand endowed funds are a testament to our

NATioNAl TruST FiNANCiAl ASSiSTANCE ProGrAMS 2010

ProGrAM NuMbEr ToTAl oF AWArdS AWArdEd

Historic real Estate investments 6 $56,400,000Preservation Funds 375 $1,498,202American Express Partners in Preservation 25 $1,000,000lowe’s Charitable and Educational Foundation Preservation Fund 19 $815,000Historic Sites Fund 17 $738,608National Trust loan Fund 1 $250,000Scholarships and internships 172 $121,073Save America’s Treasures (SAT) 4 $117,000Historic Sites interpretation and Education Fund 11 $103,640Partnership in Scholarship Grants 4 $60,000ToTAl 634 $61,103,523

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$1,498,202donors’ extraordinary commitment to saving

historic places. In big cities and rural regions

from coast to coast, grants made from these

permanent funds are having a major impact

now, and will continue to advance preserva-

tion for generations to come.

Preservation lost one of its true heroes in

2010 with the death of Chairman Emeritus

dr. henry a. Jordan. As a testament to his

deep commitment to historic places, Dr.

Jordan provided a $250,000 gift through his

estate to expand the Henry A. Jordan, M.D.,

Preservation Excellence Fund. This important

resource provides grants for historic sites and

communities across the Mid-Atlantic region.

The harry e. linnemeyer irrevocable trust

of saint louis, mo., provided a $300,000

contribution to expand the Missouri/Kansas

Preservation Fund, with an emphasis on

serving communities in eastern Missouri.

lt. Col. and mrs. William k. konze gener-

ously provided a $20,000 gift, continuing

their longstanding commitment to expand-

ing the Eldridge Campbell Stockton Memo-

rial Fund for Washington. Named in honor

of Mrs. Konze’s brother, this dedicated fund

benefits historic places statewide.

Advisor and longtime preservation ad-

vocate ann Bedsole contributed $12,500

to expand the Gwyn Turner Preservation

Fund for Alabama.

richard and Julia Moe Preservation Fund for Statewide and local Partners

To recognize the leadership of Richard Moe,

who retired as president of the National

Trust in 2010, the preservation community

came together to celebrate his service by

making generous gifts to expand the fund

he and his wife established to spark innova-

tion among the National Trust’s statewide

and local preservation partners. Together,

these gifts significantly expanded the rich-

ard and Julia moe Preservation Fund for

statewide and local Partners, strengthen-

ing an endowed fund that serves as a testa-

ment to the vision and dedication the of the

National Trust’s President Emeritus. (See

sidebar on page six for list of donors.)

> beaux Arts building and Pythian Hall, St. louis, MontCiC made a $5.7 million historic and new markets tax credit investment in the $12 million historic rehabilitation of two interconnected commercial buildings in st. louis, the Beaux arts Building and Pythian hall. once completed, these formerly vacant properties will house a free public charter school with an arts focus. the project site is located in the Grand Center district of st. louis, a vibrant arts and entertainment destination.

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Crystal Prigmore, Jeffe Summer Fellow>

thanks to a $5,000 gift from the James and elizabeth Pickman Foundation, summer intern Crystal Prigmore was able to work with the southern Field office to help document sites for the Civil rights heritage trail.

Funds for internship Programs and Fellowships

Through the generous support of Trustees robert

and elizabeth Jeffe, four MBA candidates were re-

cruited in 2010 to research potential entrepreneur-

ial and business pursuits for the National Trust. The

Jeffes’ gift of $50,000 over two years will allow the

National Trust to hire another group of Jeffe Sum-

mer Fellows to continue that work in 2011.

A $5,000 gift from the James and elizabeth Pick-

man Foundation, used by the National Trust to

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leverage additional intern funding, supported

the hiring of two interns who worked on

key projects over the summer. Their funding

also allowed the interns to attend the 2010

National Preservation Conference in Austin,

Tex., providing even greater educational and

professional development opportunities in

the areas of preservation and community

revitalization. The Pickmans have generously

renewed their gift for 2011.

To learn more about how you can make an investment in the work of preservation or to participate in National Trust for Historic Preservation financial assistance programs, go to www.PreservationNation.org/resources/find-funding.

$5,000 and aboveMr. and Mrs. Jerry BruckheimerMr. and Mrs. Duane L. BurnhamMr. and Mrs. Colin G. CampbellThe Donnelley FoundationMrs. Elinor K. FarquharMr. Bradley HaleMr. William B. Hart Mr. and Mrs. J. Roderick Heller IIIIrene D. KressMs. Susan Eckert Lynch Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Malot Mrs. Diane Williams ParkerMr. and Mrs. Alan L. PotterMr. and Mrs. Georges St. LaurentThompson Family Foundation

$2,000 and aboveMr. and Mrs. Jackson D. BrownMr. and Mrs. Owsley Brown IIMr. Richard H. JenretteMr. and Mrs. John McKinnonMr. Doug Morton and Ms. Marilyn Brown

liST oF doNorS | richard and Julia Moe Preservation Fund for Statewide and local Partners

$100,000 and aboveThe Richard H. Driehaus Charitable Lead TrustDavid & Julia Uihlein Charitable Foundation

$20,000 and aboveDr. and Mrs. Henry A. Jordan (Fieldstone 1793 Foundation)Estate of Paul Mellon$10,000 and aboveRichard and Mary Lyn BallantineMr. Joseph M. Bryan, Jr. Mr. D. Ronald Daniel and Ms. Lise ScottJanet and Tony GoldmanMr. and Mrs. David HerndonThe Malkin FundMr. and Mrs. Daniel K. ThorneMr. and Mrs. Clayton M. TimmonsMr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Woodcock

Pittsburgh History & LandmarksMs. Miriam C. SelmanMr. A. Roy Smith Mrs. Sarita WarshawskyMrs. Anne W. WilsonStatewide and Local Partners

$1,000 and aboveMs. Tabitha AlmquistMs. Aida AlvarezThe Honorable Victor H. AsheMs. Sue BallMrs. Edith S. BinghamMr. and Mrs. Shelby W. BonnieMs. Carolyn S. BrodyMr. Roger A. BrooksMr. Paul BruhnMr. and Mrs. Louis R. CohenMr. and Mrs. James L. CokerMr. and Mrs. Frank Arthur Daniels, Jr.Mrs. Stasia DavisonMs. Mary W. DeNadai, FAIA

The Hon. and Mrs. Robert W. DuemlingMr. and Mrs. Richard EmersonMr. and Mrs. S. Parker GilbertMr. and Mrs. Donald GlickmanMs. Marilynn Wood HillMr. and Mrs. Jonathan M. KemperLt. Col. and Mrs. William K. KonzeMs. Susan D. PhippsPreservation Trust of VermontMr. and Mrs. Charles M. RoyceMr. Vincent J. ScullyMs. Carolyn H. SundquistMr. and Mrs. Cyrus B. SweetMr. John G. TurnerMrs. Richard C. Van DusenMs. Emily E. WadhamsMr. and Mrs. Morris S. WeedenMr. and Mrs. W. Robert White

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African-American Preservation Fund $2,500 Southern Indiana Minority Enterprise Initiative, Inc., Jeffersonville, IN

Alice rosenwald Flexible Fund for rosenwald Schools $5,000 City of Sadieville, KY

$5,000 Fisk University Library, Nashville, TN

$3,000 Walthall County Training School Alumni Association, Tylertown, MS

$3,000 Castalia Community Development Corp, Castalia, NC

$2,500 City of Seneca, SC

$2,500 Shady Grove Restoration Committee, Gum Spring, VA

$2,000 Okahumpka Community Club, Inc., Okahumpka, FL

$1,200 Ellis Acres Memorial Park, Inc., Dillwyn, VA

Antoinette F. downing Fund for rhode island $5,000 Living History, Providence

$3,000 Herreshoff Marine Museum/America’s Cup Hall of Fame, Bristol

$2,000 The Municipal Heritage Group, North Providence

Arkansas Preservation Fund $4,400 City of Tyronza

$2,500 City of Lake Village

bartus Trew Providence Preservation Fund for the Eastern Shore of Maryland $14,000 Kennard Alumni Association, Inc., Centreville

$14,000 Maryland Association of Historic District Commissions, Frederick

$14,000 United States Lighthouse Society, Alexandria, VA

$13,500 Mid-Shore Community Foundation, Easton

$10,000 Friends of Teackle Mansion, Princess Anne

$10,000 Historical Society of Kent County, Chestertown

$5,913 Echo Hill Outdoor School, Worton

$1,605 Delaware Economic Development Office, Wilmington, DE

battlefield Preservation Fund $10,000 Ohio Valley Environmental Coalition, Huntington, WV

bill and Carol Gossard Preservation Fund for Colorado $5,000 City of Greeley

$1,225 Branson School District

$500 Denver’s Old House Society, Inc.

byrd Family Foundation/Winifred Evans byrd intervention Fund for louisiana $950 Foundation for Historical Louisiana, Baton Rouge

California Endowed Fund $4,000 UCSC Foundation Friends of the Cowell Limeworks Historic District, Santa Cruz

$3,282 Japanese Cultural and Community Center of Northern California, San Francisco

$3,000 10,000 Steps, Oakland

$3,000 City of Alameda

$3,000 Little Tokyo Service Center Community Development Corporation, Los Angeles

Cecil dulin Wallace Preservation Services Fund for Mercer and boyle Counties of Kentucky $5,000 Danville/Boyle County Convention and Visitors Bureau, Danville

Charles Evans Hughes Memorial Foundation, inc. $2,840 Greater Portland Landmarks, ME

$2,840 Moffatt-Ladd House & Garden, Portsmouth, NH

$2,500 Mayville State University Foundation, ND

$2,100 Missouri Civil War Museum, St. Louis

$2,000 Arizona Preservation Foundation, Phoenix

$1,500 Missouri Preservation, Columbia

$1,350 Coppin Heights Community Development Corporation, Baltimore, MD

$1,250 Metropolitan Community College Foundation, Omaha, NE

$1,044 East Tennessee Quality Growth, Inc., Knoxville

$1,000 Cherokee County Historical Society, Inc., Canton, GA

$1,000 Coastal Regional Commission of Georgia, Brunswick

$1,000 Nashville Zoo at Grassmere, TN

$1,000 Harlan County Tourism, Alma, NE

$1,000 The Landmark Society of Western New York, Rochester

$750 Historic Savannah Foundation, GA

$500 Heritage Nebraska, Lincoln

$500 MiMo Business Improvement Committee, Inc, Miami, FL

$500 Preservation North Dakota, Fargo

$500 Progress Through Preservation, Akron, OH

$500 Wyoming State Historic Preservation Office, Cheyenne

$425 Preserve Minneapolis

$180 Rolette County Historical Society, Rolla, ND

$129 Alliance for Downtown Meridian, Inc., MS

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Victory Theater, Holyoke, MAa $4,500 grant from the Cynthia Woods mitchell Fund for historic interiors will allow the massachusetts international Festival of the arts to develop a conservation plan for the murals in the 1919 victory theater in holyoke, mass.

Cynthia Woods Mitchell Fund for Historic interiors $10,000 Caramoor Center for Music and the Arts, Katonah, NY

$10,000 The Goldfield Historical Society, NV

$10,000 Gore Place Society, Waltham, MA

$10,000 Gwinnett Environmental and Heritage Center Foundation, Buford, GA

$10,000 Historic Columbia Foundation, SC

$10,000 Huntington County Commissioners, Huntington, IN

$10,000 Salmagundi Club, New York, NY

$9,500 Lew Wallace Study Preservation Society, Crawfordsville, IN

$7,812 First Presbyterian Church of Galveston, TX

$7,000 Bandalier National Monument, Los Alamos, NM

$5,200 Benjamin Franklin Institute of Technology, Boston, MA

$5,000 Curtains Without Borders, Burlington, VT

$5,000 Shiloh Baptist Church, Philadelphia, PA

$4,550 Friends of the Historical Museum at Fort Missoula, Missoula, MT

$4,500 Massachusetts International Festival of the Arts, Holyoke

$3,300 Charlotte-Genesee Lighthouse Historical Society, Rochester, NY

$3,000 Stanley-Whitman House, Farmington, CT

$2,900 The Montpelier Foundation, Orange, VA

$2,500 The Gibson Society, Inc., Boston, MA

$2,500 International Tennis Hall of Fame, Newport, RI

$1,200 Jamaica Plain Tuesday Club, Inc., MA

daniel K. Thorne National intervention Fund $5,000 Canyon County Historical Society, Nampa, ID

$5,000 Landmarks Illinois, Chicago

$4,424 Teton Raptor Center, Wilson, WY

$3,500 Rural Media Arts and Education Project, Mariposa, CA

$3,000 City of Meridian, MS

$3,000 Connecticut Trust for Historic Preservation, Hamden

$3,000 New Hampshire Preservation Alliance, Concord

$2,750 Shaker Museum and Library, Old Chatham, NY

$2,500 Battle of Franklin Trust, Franklin, TN

$2,500 City of Ozark, MO

$2,500 City of Schuyler, NE

$2,500 Historic Rock Castle, Hendersonville, TN

$2,320 Rolette County Historical Society, Rolla, ND

$2,000 Historic Kansas City Foundation, MO

$2,000 Preservation Iowa, Mount Pleasant

$1,890 The Union Meeting House, Readfield, ME

$1,500 City of Miles City, MT

$1,258 Galveston Historical Foundation, TX

$1,000 Dorchester Improvement Association, Midway, GA

$1,000 Friends of Algiers Village, Inc., Guilford, VT

$1,000 Friends of Brandon Town Hall, VT

$1,000 MiMo Business Improvement Committee, Inc., Miami, FL

$1,000 Sierra Club, San Francisco, CA

$1,000 Sotterley Plantation, Hollywood, MD

$1,000 Spirit of Anniston, Inc., AL

$500 Lonco, Inc., Denver, CO

$500 Maine Preservation, Portland

$500 Preservation Alliance of Minnesota, St. Paul

dodge Jones intervention Fund for Texas $250 City of Abilene

donnelley Preservation Fund for illinois $3,000 City of Naperville

$2,500 Tinker Swiss Cottage Museum, Rockford

$1,250 McHenry County Illinois Historic Preservation Committee, Woodstock

$1,000 Neighborhood Housing Services of Chicago

dorothea de Schweinitz Fund for the district of Columbia $5,000 The Cultural Landscape Foundation

$5,000 DC Preservation League

$5,000 Jewish Historical Society of Greater Washington

$5,000 National Association for Olmsted Parks

$5,000 Church of the Holy City

$4,250 Dumbarton House/The National Society of the Colonial Dames of America

$1,500 Woodrow Wilson House

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dr. Frank Henry landes Fund for iowa $2,000 River City Society for Historic Preservation, Mason City

$1,900 Trinity United Methodist Church, Des Moines

Eccles Fund for utah $5,500 Holy Cross Chapel, Salt Lake City

$3,000 City of South Jordan

$2,000 Fort Harmony Historical Society

$2,000 Snow College Foundation, Ephraim

$1,000 Utah Heritage Foundation, Salt Lake City

Eldridge Campbell Stockton Memorial Fund for Washington $5,000 Monroe Historical Society

$2,616 Northwest Museum of Arts & Culture, Spokane

$2,500 Eppard Vision-Applied Preservation Technologies, Bellingham

$2,123 Town of Friday Harbor

$1,500 Washington Trust for Historic Preservation, Seattle

Elizabeth and robert Jeffe Preservation Fund for New York City $10,000 Free Synagogue of Flushing, Flushing

$10,000 Louis Armstrong House Museum, Corona

$10,000 New York Landmarks Conservancy

$10,000 Two Bridges Neighborhood Council

$10,000 World Monuments Fund

$5,000 Preservation Alumni, Inc., Peck Slip

$3,000 Bartow-Pell Landmark Fund, Bronx

$2,000 Friends of the Upper East Side Historic District

Fondren Preservation Fund for Texas $5,000 Historic Mesquite

$4,000 Preservation Longview

$4,000 Slavonic Benevolent Order Lodge No. 15, Houston

$3,300 Cibolo Nature Center, Boerne

$3,000 Partners for Sacred Places Regional Office, Fort Worth

$2,500 Friends of Sylvan Beach Park and Pavilion, La Porte

$2,000 Layland Museum, Cleburne

$2,000 Preservation Texas, Inc., Austin

$2,000 Rio Grande City Main Street Program

$1,500 First Presbyterian Church, San Angelo

$1,500 Taylor Community Development Corporation

$1,250 City of San Antonio

$600 Downtown Amarillo, Inc.

Frances (Peg) lamont Preservation Fund for South dakota $2,250 County of Kingsbury, DeSmet

$2,000 City of Pierre, Fort Pierre

$2,000 Crow Creek Sioux Tribe, Fort Thompson

Gwyn Turner Preservation Fund for Alabama $2,250 Alabama Trust for Historic Preservation, Livingston

$2,000 Alabama A&M University, Huntsville

$1,000 Spirit of Anniston, Inc., Anniston

Hart Family Fund for Small Towns $5,000 Dundee Woman’s Club, OR

$5,000 Friends of the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad, Albuquerque, NM

$5,000 Friends of Liberty Hall, Machiasport, ME

$4,500 Community Foundation of Northwest Mississippi, Hernando

$4,000 Francestown Heritage Commission, NH

$2,500 City of Schuyler, NE

Hawai’i Preservation Fund $12,084 Historic Hawai’i Foundation, Honolulu

$3,500 Friends of the Falls of Clyde, Honolulu

Henry A. Jordan, M.d., Preservation Excellence Fund $2,500 Lower Merion Conservancy, Gladwyne, PA

$2,000 Delaware Riverkeeper, Bristol, PA

$2,000 Fairmount Park Historic Preservation Trust, Inc., Philadelphia

$2,000 Ocean View Historical Society, DE

$2,000 Preservation Virginia, Richmond

$1,000 Foundation for Pennsylvania Watersheds, Alexandria

louis Armstrong House Museum, Corona, NYalthough the louis armstrong house museum is a national historic landmark and a new york City landmark, it has never had a historic structures report. thanks to the vision and support of the elizabeth and robert Jeffe Preservation Fund for new york City, we are now working with a noted preservation architect to create a historic structures report which will serve administrators, curators, and the public for many decades to come. miChael CoGsWell, direCtor, louis armstronG house museum

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Houston Fund Equity Fund $7,000 Greater Houston Preservation Alliance, Houston, TX

Jeffris Family Preservation Fund for Wisconsin $5,000 Waukesha County Historical Society & Museum, Waukesha

$4,450 City of Delavan

$3,500 City of Mineral Point Historic Preservation Commission

$3,100 Ten Chimneys Foundation, Genesee Depot

$2,500 Namur Belgian Heritage Foundation, Namur

$1,750 Apostle Islands Historic Preservation Conservancy, Bayfield

$1,500 Wisconsin Historical Society, Madison

Jeffris Heartland Fund $35,000 Davis County Courthouse Preservation Fund, Bloomfield, IA

$30,000 City of Whiting, IN

$25,000 The Friends of Arrow Rock, Inc., MO

$25,000 Preservation Iowa, Mount Pleasant

$12,500 Historical Society of Perry County, Somerset, OH

$12,000 Albion Community Foundation, MI

$9,250 Hegeler Carus Foundation, La Salle, IL

$9,000 Cedar Rapids Museum of Art, IA

Johanna Favrot Fund for Historic Preservation $10,000 Historic Washington Foundation, MO

$9,750 Greater Portland Landmarks, ME

$7,500 Committee to Save the Bird Homestead, Inc., Rye, NY

$7,500 Department of Cultural Affairs, City of New Haven, CT

$5,000 California State Parks, Central Valley, Columbia, CA

$5,000 City of Kenner, LA

$5,000 Madison-Morgan Conservancy, Madison, GA

$5,000 The Scarab Club, Detroit

$5,000 The Sioux Falls State Theater Company, SD

$5,000 Underground Railroad History Project of the Capital Region, Inc., Albany, NY

$4,800 Shiloh Baptist Church, Philadelphia

$4,500 Ammonoosuc Conservation Trust, Sugar Hill, NH

$4,000 Brookfield Unitarian Universalist Church, MA

$3,000 SOKOL Cedar Rapids, Inc., IA

$2,500 Pleasant Home Foundation, Oak Park, IL

$1,450 Town of Brookfield, MA

John Chandler Preservation Week Program Fund for Philadelphia $845 Historic RittenhouseTown, Inc.

John E. Streb Fund for New York $5,000 Curtains Without Borders, Burlington, VT

$3,500 The Woodstock School of Art, Inc.

$2,700 Historic Elmira

$2,500 Historic Ithaca, Inc.

$1,157 Greenway Heritage Conservancy, Albany

Kentucky Preservation intervention Fund $5,000 Historic Locust Grove, Inc., Louisville

$4,000 City of Maysville

$2,000 Preservation Louisville, Inc.

$1,000 Camp Springs Initiative, Melbourne

Kirkpatrick Fund for Endangered Properties in Central oklahoma $10,000 First United Methodist Church, Guthrie

Kohler intervention Fund for the Midwest $10,000 Friends of Historic Second Church, Chicago, IL

$5,000 Main Street Iowa/Iowa Downtown Resource Center, Des Moines

$3,000 Cedar Rapids Historic Preservation Commission, IA

$1,000 National Alliance of Preservation Commissions, Athens, GA

$920 Columbus Landmarks Foundation, OH

leslie and Mary Tyler Cheek Preservation Fund for Virginia $3,000 Eastern Shore of Virginia Historical Society, Onancock

$750 The Fairfield Foundation, White Marsh

Friends of Arrow rock, Arrow rock, Mothis effort is a huge step forward in fulfilling the strategic priority of creating a master plan for preserving and interpreting the Friends of arrow rock’s properties. We are extremely grateful to the Jeffris heartland Fund for making this possible.tom hall, President, Friends oF arroW roCk

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South Pasadena Middle School, CA the Parent teacher association at the south Pasadena middle school in California used an $8,000 grant from the los angeles County Preservation Fund to restore donal hord’s 1933 Civilian Conservation Corps Workers bas-relief sculpture and move it to the lobby entrance of the school’s auditorium.

los Angeles County Preservation Fund $10,000 Cal Poly Pomona Foundation, Inc., Pomona

$10,000 City of Glendale Community Planning Department

$10,000 City of Montebello

$10,000 City of Temple City

$10,000 Community Redevelopment Agency of the City of Los Angeles

$10,000 Torrance Historical Society and Museum

$8,500 El Sereno Bungalows Collective, Los Angeles

$8,000 Cultural Heritage Foundation of Southern California, Los Angeles

$8,000 South Pasadena Middle School Parent Teacher Association

$7,850 Carthay Square Neighborhood Association HPOZ Committee, Los Angeles

$7,840 La Puente Valley Historical Society, City of Industry

$7,700 Grand Vision Foundation, San Pedro

$7,400 Friends of La Laguna, San Gabriel

$6,500 Pico Union Housing, Los Angeles

$5,140 Historical Society of Southern California, Pasadena

$5,000 City of Los Angeles Planning Department Office of Historic Resources

$5,000 Echo Park Historical Society, Los Angeles

$5,000 Friends of the Michael White Adobe, San Marino

$5,000 Malibu Lagoon State Beach Interpretive Association

$5,000 San Fernando Valley Historical Society, Mission Hills

$5,000 The Whittier Conservancy

$4,500 Historic Italian Hall Foundation/Italian American Museum of Los Angeles

$4,500 Hollywood Community Housing Corporation, Los Angeles

$3,500 Pasadena Heritage

$2,000 Maravilla Historical Society, Los Angeles

louis J. Appell, Jr., Preservation Fund for Central Pennsylvania $2,000 Old Caln Meeting House, Downingtown

$1,000 Church of the Loving Shepherd, West Chester

McCune intervention Fund for New Mexico $1,250 Solstice Project, Santa Fe

Meadows Preservation Fund for Texas $1,500 Bremond Historical Society

Michigan Preservation Fund $2,300 Village of Sparta Downtown Development Authority

$2,000 Detroit Waldorf School

$1,750 City of Sturgis

$1,500 Albion Downtown Development

Michigan —upper Peninsula intervention Fund $5,000 Menominee Opera House Committee, Inc.

Mildred Jones Keefe Preservation Fund for Massachusetts $3,000 Massachusetts Department of Conservation and Recreation, Boston

$2,584 Sheriff’s Meadow Foundation, Vineyard Haven

Missouri-Kansas Preservation Fund $2,000 Wichita Public Schools, KS

$1,600 Historic Kansas City Foundation, MO

$1,000 Waterville Preservation Society, Inc., KS

Modernism and recent Past intervention Fund $3,000 Los Angeles Conservancy, CA

$2,000 The Cultural Landscape Foundation, Washington, DC

$1,713 Historic Hawai’i Foundation, Honolulu

$1,500 City of Aspen, CO

$1,500 The Preservation Alliance of Minnesota, St. Paul

$1,000 Neutra Institute for Survival Through Design, Los Angeles

$800 Modernism Week, Palm Springs, CA

Montana Preservation Fund $2,659 City of Great Falls/Cascade County Historic Preservation Commission

$1,000 Lima Historical Society

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Nancy Campbell Preservation leadership Fund $6,500 National Trust for Historic Preservation, Washington, DC

$5,000 Preservation Action Foundation, Washington, DC

$3,500 Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity, Chicago

$2,538 Roskruge Bilingual Middle School, Tucson, AZ

$2,500 Partners for Sacred Places, Philadelphia

$1,000 Association of Architecture Organizations, Chicago, IL

$888 Pueblo of Acoma Historic Preservation Office, NM

New Mexico Endowed Fund $2,400 Los Alamos Historical Society

$1,200 Museum of New Mexico Foundation, Santa Fe

Northeast intervention Fund $1,000 Greenwood Memorial United Methodist Church, Dorchester, MA

Pacific Northwest Heritage Fund $5,000 City of Boise, ID

$5,000 City and Borough of Juneau, AK

$5,000 Idaho State Historical Society, Boise

$5,000 Russian Orthodox Sacred Sites in Alaska, Anchorage

$2,384 Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture, Spokane, WA

$1,500 Louella N. Lawrence Foundation, Port Angeles, WA

Palm beach intervention Fund $1,100 City of Boynton Beach

Peter H. brink leadership Fund $1,600 Missouri Preservation, Columbia, MO

$1,500 Preservation Oklahoma, Oklahoma City

$1,291 Progress Through Preservation, Akron, OH

$706 New Hampshire Preservation Alliance, Concord

$675 Historic Boston Incorporated

$620 Preservation Delaware, Wilmington

$340 Thomasville Landmarks, GA

$216 Baltimore Heritage, Inc.

Peter Grant Preservation Fund for Colorado $10,000 Friends of the Wright Opera House, Inc., Ouray

$5,000 Sangre de Cristo Resources Conservation & Development Council, Inc., Pueblo

$5,000 Society of Our Father Jesus the Nazarene, San Pablo

$5,000 Valley Floor Preservation Partners, Telluride

$4,000 City of Steamboat Springs

$3,000 City of Lafayette

$3,000 Historic Greeley, Inc.

$2,500 Colorado Preservation, Inc., Denver

$2,000 Historic Denver, Inc.

$1,775 Branson School District

$1,500 Town of Lake City

$579 Denver’s Old House Society, Inc.

Preservation Services Fund for delaware $2,500 The Garden Conservancy, Cold Spring, NY

$2,200 Delaware Economic Development Office, Wilmington

Preservation Fund for Eastern Massachusetts $3,250 First Parish Church of Plymouth

$3,000 Friends of the Old Ship Meeting House Church, Hingham

$2,500 City of Fall River

$2,500 Ballet Theatre of Boston, Inc., Cambridge

$2,500 Jamaica Plain Tuesday Club, Inc.

$2,500 Scituate Arts Association

$2,000 First Parish Church in Dorchester

$1,000 Refuge Church of Christ, Roxbury

$1,000 Waterfront Historic Area League of New Bedford

$973 Preservation Worcester

$416 Sheriff’s Meadow Foundation, Vineyard Haven

randall davey Home and Studio, City of Tyronza, NMa $4,600 grant from the southwest intervention Fund will allow audubon new mexico to conduct an engineering survey for the historic home and studio of artist randall davey to determine the best way to reduce the damaging effects of water on the house and studio where davey lived and painted for 44 years.

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Preservation Fund for Sussex County, delaware $5,000 The Lewes Historical Society

$2,500 Delaware River and Bay Lighthouse Foundation, Lewes

$2,000 Rehoboth Art League, Rehoboth Beach

recent Past Preservation Fund $6,433 San Francisco Art Institute, CA

richard and Julia Moe Preservation Fund for Statewide and local Partners $5,000 Municipal Art Society, New York, NY

$3,000 DC Preservation League

$3,000 Preservation Society of Charleston, SC

$2,000 Utah Heritage Foundation, Salt Lake City

ruth and Allen Mayo Fund for Historic Preservation in oklahoma $4,500 Preservation Oklahoma, Inc., Oklahoma City

$4,000 Saline Preservation Association, Pryor

Southern intervention Fund $3,000 Dade Heritage Trust, Miami

$2,500 Alliance for Downtown Meridian, Inc., MS

$1,800 Friends of Robert Toombs House, Washington, GA

$650 Coppin Heights Community Development Corporation, Baltimore

Southwest intervention Fund $10,000 Poston Community Alliance, Lafayette, CA

$10,000 Southwest Association of Buffalo Soldiers, Sierra Vista, AZ

$6,000 City of Tucson Historic Preservation Office, AZ

$5,000 National Trust for Historic Preservation Mountains/Plains Office, Denver, CO

$5,000 Public Lands Foundation, Arlington, VA

$4,600 Audubon New Mexico, Santa Fe

$3,600 Wabaunsee County, Alma, KS

$3,000 Wichita Public Schools USD 259, KS

$2,500 Museum of Crawford County, Inc., Girard, KS

$2,000 Grand Staircase Escalante Partners, Kanab, UT

$2,000 Waterville Preservation Society, Inc., KS

$370 Center for Desert Archaeology, Tucson, AZ

Summerlee intervention Fund for Texas $1,700 Westside Development Corporation, San Antonio

$941 Galveston Historical Foundation

Suzanne Turner Preservation Fund for louisiana $2,500 City of Kenner

$2,000 Preservation Resource Center of New Orleans

$1,000 Southeast Louisiana Legal Services, New Orleans

Terence l. Mills Fund for North and South Carolina $2,500 Historic Wilmington Foundation, Inc., NC

$2,500 The Land Trust for the Little Tennessee, Franklin, NC

$2,500 North Carolina Forestry Association, Raleigh

$2,169 Penland School of Crafts, NC

$1,800 Bethel AME Church, Georgetown, SC

$1,600 South Carolina Archives and History Foundation, Columbia

$1,500 Hickory Community Theatre, NC

$1,500 Preservation Greensboro, Inc., NC

$1,200 Penn Center National Historic Landmark, St. Helena Island, SC

$1,100 City of Fountain Inn, SC

$1,000 Preservation Durham, NC

$1,000 Preservation North Carolina, Raleigh

$850 South Carolina African American Heritage Foundation, Hartsville

$800 Uptown Business and Professional Association, New Bern, NC

Tulsa Preservation development Fund $5,000 City of Tulsa Planning Department

Virginia Sweatt Preservation Fund for Minnesota $2,500 Le Sueur County Historical Society, Elysian

$2,200 Hennepin County, Minneapolis

$2,000 Historic Saint Paul

Western office donor Fund $3,567 San Francisco Art Institute, CA

$718 Japanese Cultural and Community Center of Northern California, San Francisco

Wisconsin Projects Fund $30,000 U.S. Forest Service Service—Chequamegon- Nicolet National Forest, Cable

$11,850 St. Croix Festival Theatre, St. Croix Falls

$11,385 The Ozaukee Washington Land Trust, Inc., Mequon

$11,000 Fort Winnebago Surgeons’ Quarters, Portage

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Save America’s TreasuresSave America’s Treasures (SAT) at the National Trust partners with preservation organizations, area donors, local and national foundations, corporations, and media outlets to raise awareness and new resources for important historic sites across the country. Grants have ranged from $1,000 to $13 million. Since the program’s inception in 1999, SAT has distributed over $57 million in private funds, which complement more than $300 million in federal SAT matching grants.

$99,000 President Lincoln’s Cottage at Soldier’s Home, Washington, DC

$9,000 Emily Dickinson Museum, Amherst, MA

$9,000 Sewall-Belmont House and Museum, Washington, DC

American Express Partners in PreservationThe American Express Partners in Preservation program is a five-year partnership designed to help preserve historic places that represent the nation’s diverse cultural heritage while building community pride, spurring economic development, and driving tourism. In 2010, the Partners in Preservation program awarded $1 million to projects in the greater Seattle-Puget Sound area.

$125,000 Sound Experience, Port Townsend

$125,000 Town Hall Seattle

$100,000 City of Gig Harbor

$100,000 United States Lighthouse Society, Hansville

$90,000 Historic Seattle

$75,000 Nikkei Heritage Association of Washington, Seattle

$70,000 Kent Arts Commission

$70,000 Metropolitan Development Council, Tacoma

$65,000 Trust Board of Ebey’s Landing National Historical Reserve, Coupeville

$60,000 University Heights Center for the Community Association, Seattle

$50,000 The Northwest Railway Museum, Snoqualmie

$5,000 The 5th Avenue Theatre, Seattle

$5,000 Anderson Island Historical Society

$5,000 City of Port Townsend Public Development Agency

$5,000 City of Tacoma

$5,000 Kirkland Arts Center, Kirkland

$5,000 Metro Parks Tacoma

$5,000 Museum of History and Industry, Seattle

$5,000 Northwest Seaport, Seattle

$5,000 Seattle Center, City of Seattle

$5,000 Seattle Department of Transportation, Seattle

$5,000 University of Washington, Seattle

$5,000 Urban League of Metropolitan Seattle

$5,000 VFW Post 5760, Mercer Island

$5,000 Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission, Olympia

lowe’s Charitable and Educational Foundation Preservation FundThe Lowe’s Charitable and Educational Foundation Preservation Fund represents a partnership between the National Trust for Historic Preservation and the Lowe’s Charitable and Educational Foundation. Lowe’s desires to support the preservation of significant public properties in the communities it serves. This year the Lowe’s Charitable and Educational Foundation directed $1 million in funding to the National Trust for Historic Preservation for the preservation of Rosenwald and other historic schools.

$50,000 Anchorage Woman’s Club, AK

$50,000 Bedford Historical Society, NH

$50,000 Central School Project, Bisbee, AZ

$50,000 City of Rocky Mount, NC

$50,000 Dorchester Improvement Association, Midway, GA

$50,000 Safehouse Sexual Assault Services, Inc., Cheyenne, WY

$50,000 Target Range School District #23, Missoula, MT

$50,000 Wheatley Historic Preservation Association, Poplar Bluff, MO

$45,000 Shoshone Bannock Tribes, Inc., Fort Hall, ID

$40,000 Canetuck Community Center, Currie, NC

$40,000 Center for Community Arts, Cape May, NJ

$40,000 Dayton Independent School District, TX

$40,000 Morven Rosenwald Alumni Association, Inc., Morven, GA

$40,000 Prentiss Institute Board of Trustees, Prentiss, MS

Villa Finale, Galveston, TXa grant from the historic sites Fund was used to complete the restoration of Walter mathis’s home in Galveston, tex., before the site’s opening in october 2010.

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Central High School, bisbee, AZa $50,000 grant from the lowe’s Charitable and educational Foundation Preservation Fund allowed the Central school Project to install a foundation drainage system at the perimeter of the Central school in Bisbee, ariz.

$40 ,000 SENIOR Solutions, Seneca, SC

$40,000 South Central Alabama Development Commission, Montgomery

$40,000 Taking Education Seriously, Mount Olive, NC

$40,000 Tennessee Preservation Trust, Nashville

$10,000 Graves County Board of Education, Mayfield, KY

interpretation and Education FundThe Interpretation and Education Fund, financed in part by the National Endowment for the Humanities, provides grants to National Trust Historic Sites for projects to improve or enhance education and interpretation, such as visitor surveys, historical research, school programs, or exhibit planning. A total of $103,640 was distributed in 2010.

$29,885 Drayton Hall, Charleston, SC

$21,157 President Lincoln’s Cottage, Washington, DC

$15,000 Montpelier, Orange, VA

$9,195 Frank Lloyd Wright Home & Studio Oak Park, IL

$8,400 Robie House, Chicago, IL

$6,903 Villa Finale, San Antonio, TX

$4,500 Belle Grove, Middletown, VA

$4,500 Cliveden, Philadelphia, PA

$2,100 Cooper Molera Adobe, Monterey, CA

$1,000 Brucemore, Cedar Rapids, IA

$1,000 Woodrow Wilson House, Washington, DC

Historic Sites Fund GrantsHistoric Sites Fund grants assist National Trust Historic Sites with corrective maintenance, capital improvements, collections, planning, research, archeology, and endowment. Historic Sites Fund grants are generated from the HSF endowment (funded in part by grants from the National Park Service) and from the Gifts of Heritage Program. In 2010, $738,608 was distributed.

$122,083 Montpelier, Orange, VA

$103,300 Woodlawn, Alexandria, VA

$92,500 Cooper-Molera Adobe, Monterey, CA

$77,000 Villa Finale, San Antonio, TX

$65,000 Shadows-on-the-Teche, New Iberia, LA

$50,000 Cliveden, Philadelphia, PA

$46,325 Lyndhurst, Tarrytown, NY

$42,750 Brucemore, Cedar Rapids, IA

$36,000 Pope-Leighey House, Alexandria, VA

$35,618 Belle Grove, Middletown, VA

$15,000 Robie House, Chicago, IL

$12,500 Glass House, New Canaan, CT

$12,065 Oatlands, Leesburg, VA

$11,970 Woodrow Wilson House, Washington, DC

$10,700 Frank Lloyd Wright Home and Studio, Oak Park, IL

$4,470 Chesterwood, Stockbridge, MA

$1,327 Farnsworth House, Plano, IL

National Trust loan FundThe National Trust Loan Fund (NTLF) has more than 36 years of experience in supporting preservation-based community development projects across the country. As a certified Community Development Financial Institution, it has a mission of providing financial and technical resources to organizations that use historic preservation to support the revitalization of underserved and distressed communities. NTLF specializes in predevelopment, acquisition, mini-permanent, bridge, and rehabilitation loans for residential, commercial, and public use projects. Eligible borrowers include community development corporations, nonprofit organizations, for-profit developers, and local, state, or regional government agencies. Eligible properties include those listed in or eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places or in a state or local register, or those located in a designated Main Street® community.

The National Trust Loan Fund closed and funded one new loan in 2010, totaling $250,000.

$250,000 Iowa Foundation for Microenterprise and Community Vitality, Des Moines, IA

National Trust Community investment CorporationThe National Trust Community Investment Corporation (NTCIC) makes equity investments in real estate projects that qualify for federal and state historic tax credits (and when available New Markets Tax Credits) in all 50 states. NTCIC works with a wide variety of property owners including for-profit developers, nonprofit organizations,

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and local governments. Its focus is on projects that have a strong economic revitalization impact on the surrounding community. NTCIC is a for-profit subsidiary of the National Trust. In 2010, NTCIC invested $56.4 million in six certified rehabilitation projects totaling $258 million in total development costs.

$13,800,000 Burgundy Development, LLC, New Orleans, LA

$12,800,000 HRI Properties, New Orleans, LA

$10,000,000 The George Kaiser Family Foundation, Tulsa, OK

$9,600,000 Spinnaker Real Estate Partners and Brady Capital, St. Louis, MO

$5,200,000 Wexford Science and Technology, Baltimore, MD

$5,000,000 The Lawrence Group, St. Louis. MO

Partnership-in-Scholarship GrantsThe Partnership-in-Scholarship grant program is administered by the African American Historic Places Program of the National Trust and supported in part by the Ford Foundation. The African American Historic Places Program was launched in 2002 to highlight the significance of African American historic places across the country. In 2010 $60,000 in Partnership-in-Scholarship grants was awarded.

$15,000 Tinner Hill Heritage Foundation and George Mason University, Falls Church, VA

$15,000 Pocumtuck Valley Memorial Association and Williams College, Deerfield, MA

$15,000 FrancisEmma, Inc., and the University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA

$15,000 Scottsboro Boys Museum University- Community Partnership, Scottsboro, AL

National Trust Washington office intern ProgramIn 2010, $53,600 was awarded in stipends and matching funds for interns supporting National Trust programs at the Washington, D.C. office. Some 23 undergraduate and graduate level interns worked on individual projects and attended weekly education sessions and tours.

Statewide and local Conference ScholarshipsIn 2010, the Texas Historical Commission, through Preservation Texas, provided scholarships totaling $20,000 for 79 Texas residents to attend the National Preservation Conference in Austin, Tex.

Audubon Hotel, New orleans, lAa $13.8 million historic and new markets tax credit equity investment in the audubon hotel in new orleans will help finance the conversion of a 1909 downtown office building that was badly damaged by hurricane katrina into a 168-room boutique hotel.

diversity Scholarship ProgramThe Diversity Scholarship Program provided scholarships to increase the diversity of participants at the National Preservation Conference in Austin, Tex. In 2010 58 scholarships totaling $44,773 were awarded to assist with expenses associated with attending the conference.

Preservation leadership Training ScholarshipsNine preservationists received financial assistance to attend Preservation Leadership Training seminars in Baton Rouge and Cincinnati in 2010. Support was provided by The Etheridge Fund and the PLT Alumni Scholarship. A total of $2,700 was awarded.

Mildred Colodny ScholarshipThis scholarship was established to encourage culturally diverse students to pursue degrees and careers in historic preservation. Recipients receive tuition assistance, a paid internship, and assistance with National Preservation Conference expenses. In 2010 the Mildred Colodny Scholarship was awarded to Rebecca Chan (University of Pennsylvania), Lisa Napoles (School of the Art Institute of Chicago), and Monica Rhodes (University of Pennsylvania).

the internship was much more than i ever could have expected…i am now more positive than ever that i want to work in preservation.Brittany GoodWyn, morGan state university

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AlAbAMA

spirit of anniston, inc. $1,000—Complete a historic structure report for the Anniston City Land Company Building (1890, NR).

alabama a&m university HUNTSVILLE

$2,000—Assist with a workshop to raise awareness for preserving and promoting the Alabama State University Historic District (1904-1951, NR).

alabama trust for historic Preservation LIVINGSTON

$1,250—Complete a feasibility study for reuse of the Selma YMCA building (c. 1885) which is threatened with demolition.

$1,000—Install a security fence around the slave quarters at Boxwood Plantation (1854).

south Central alabama development CommissionMONTGOMERY

$40,000—Lowe’s Foundation grant to assist with the stabilization and restoration of the Tankersley Elementary School (1923, NR).

scottsboro Boys museum and Cultural Center and new College, university of alabamaSCOTTSBORO

$15,000—Partnership-in-Scholarship grant to help develop a walking/driving trail of historic sites related to the trial of the Scottsboro Boys, who in the 1930s became international symbols of Jim Crow injustice in the American South.

AlASKA

anchorage Woman’s Club $50,000—Lowe’s Foundation grant to repair the Anchorage Pioneer Schoolhouse (1915, NR), including restoring the windows and replacing the roof.

russian orthodox sacred sites in alaska ANCHORAGE

$5,000—Conduct an assessment and design stabilization measures for the walls of the Holy Assumption Orthodox Church in Kenai (1894, NHL).

City and Borough of Juneau$5,000—Prepare a historic structure report for the office building at the Treadwill Mine Complex (1896, NR).

AriZoNA

Central school Project BISBEE

$50,000—Lowe’s Foundation grant to install a foundation drainage system at the perimeter of the Central School (1905).

Tushek building, City of lake Village, Ara $2,500 grant from the arkansas Preservation Fund is helping the City of lake village, ark., develop a plan for the rehabilitation of the 1906 tushek Building.

arizona Preservation Foundation PHOENIX

$2,000—Support for the 9th annual Arizona Historic Preservation Partnership Conference in Tucson.

southwest association of Buffalo soldiers SIERRA VISTA

$10,000—Assist with the emergency in-kind replacement of windows and related expenses for Building 66050 at the Mountain View Colored Officers Club (1942) in Fort Huachuca.

Center for desert archaeology TUCSON

$370—Assist with travel costs for the Center’s president to testify in Washington, D.C., in support of the Casa Grande National Monument expansion bill.

City of tucson historic Preservation office$6,000—Assist with the emergency stabilization of the south wall of the historic Marist College Building (1915).

roskruge Bilingual middle school TUCSON

$2,538—Assist with the travel costs for students from Roskruge Bilingual Middle School to attend the National Preservation Conference in Austin, Tex.

ArKANSAS

City of lake village $2,500—Assess the current conditions of the Tushek Building (1906, NR) and develop a plan for rehabilitation.

City of tyronza $4,400—Develop design guidelines for infill housing in the Tyronza Historic District (1916-59, NR) after a fire.

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CAliForNiA

City of alameda $3,000—Hire a consultant to produce a historic structure report for the Alameda Municipal Garage (1915).

la Puente valley historical society CITY OF INDUSTRY

$7,840—Assist with the preservation and weatherization of the John Rowland Home (1855, NR).

California state Parks, Central valley COLUMBIA

$5,000—Complete a conservation assessment and treatment for the Braquehai-Burn’s Cottage Building (1857, NHL, Local).

City of Glendale Community Planning department$10,000—Complete a historic resources survey of the proposed Rossmoyne Historic District (1923-48).

Poston Community alliance LAFAYETTE

$10,000—Assist with the emergency relocation and protection of one of the last remaining Poston Japanese Internment Camp barracks from Parker, Ariz., to its original location on the Colorado Indian Reservation in Arizona.

Carthay square neighborhood association hPoZ CommitteeLOS ANGELES

$7,850—Support the designation of the Carthay Square neighborhood (1920s) as a historic preservation overlay zone by documenting its history.

City of los angeles Planning department, office of historic resources$5,000—Support for the SurveyLA Public Participation and Outreach Implementation Program.

Community redevelopment agency of the City of los angeles$10,000—Develop an architectural plan for the restoration of the East and West gates of Chinatown’s Central Plaza (1938-39, Local).

Cultural heritage Foundation of southern CaliforniaLOS ANGELES

$8,000—Support program to train construction workers in specialized preservation and restoration techniques.

el sereno Bungalows CollectiveLOS ANGELES

$8,500—Prepare a historic structure report for four bungalows (1925) in the El Sereno neighborhood of East Los Angeles.

echo Park historical society LOS ANGELES

$5,000—Assist with the restoration and relighting of the Echo Park Jensen Recreation Center’s (1924, Local) bowling sign.

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John rowland House, Hacienda, CA the national register-listed John rowland house in hacienda heights, Calif., was the home of one of the first settlers to reach southern California in 1841. today this brick structure is undergoing restoration with help from a $7,840 grant from the los angeles County Preservation Fund.

historic italian hall Foundation/italian american museum of los angeles$4,500—Support for design drawings for tenant improvements and museum exhibits in the Italian Hall (1907-08, NR) of the Italian American Museum.

hollywood Community housing Corporation LOS ANGELES

$4,500—Assist with the rehabilitation of Orchard Gables (1904, Local).

little tokyo service Center Community development CorporationLOS ANGELES

$3,000—Support for the first-ever Asian Pacific Islander National Historic Preservation Forum in San Francisco.

los angeles Conservancy $3,000—Support for the self-driving tour, “It’s a Mod, Mod, Mod City!”

maravilla historical society LOS ANGELES

$2,000—Develop a business plan for the Maravilla Handball Court (1923) and El Centro Grocery (1944).

neutra institute for survival through designLOS ANGELES

$1,000—Support for an exhibit highlighting the endangered status of the Mariners Arts Medical Complex (1963) as well as other Richard Neutra-designed projects in Orange County.

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Pico union housing LOS ANGELES

$6,500—Assist with the development of Casa’s Alicia curriculum training and apprenticeship programs.

malibu lagoon state Beach interpretive association$5,000—Support for the restoration of the wooden garage doors at the Adamson House (1928, NR, State).

rural media arts and education Project MARIPOSA

$3,500—Complete the exterior restoration of the Old Masonic Lodge (1917).

san Fernando valley historical society MISSION HILLS

$5,000—Conduct an archeogeophysical survey of the Pioneer Cemetery (1874, State, Local) in Sylmar.

City of montebello $10,000—Assist with repairs to the Juan Matias Sanchez Adobe (1844, Local).

Cooper-molera MONTEREY

$88,000—Historic Sites Fund Grant to repair adobe boundary wall.

$4,500—Historic Sites Fund Grant to safely store archival material.

$2,099—Interpretation and Education Fund Grant to create teacher’s guide to the Cooper-Molera Adobe/Custom House “Hands On” school program.

10,000 stepsOAKLAND

$3,000—Develop educational and outreach components of the “Walking the Invisible City” tour focusing on four remaining downtown historic parks in Oakland.

modernism Week PALM SPRINGS

$800—Assist with the collection of visitor data about Modernism Week 2010.

historical society of southern CaliforniaPASADENA

$5,140—Support for the repair and preservation of the entrance door to “El Alisal,” (1898-1912, NR, Local) the home of author and activist Charles Fletcher Lummis.

Pasadena heritage $3,500—Complete a National Register Historic District nomination for Markham Place (1888-1935, State, Local).

Cal Poly Pomona Foundation, inc. POMONA

$10,000—Assist with roof repairs to the Neutra VDL Research House (1931, NR, Local).

Japanese Cultural and Community Center of northern California SAN FRANCISCO

$4,000—Hire a preservation consultant to create a planning and land-use framework to preserve San Francisco’s Japantown.

san Francisco art institute $10,000—Complete a historic structure report for the San Francisco Art Institute (1928–1968, Local).

sierra Club SAN FRANCISCO

$1,000—Hire a consultant to investigate potential legal claims concerning National Register status for Blair Mountain in West Virginia.

Friends of la laguna SAN GABRIEL

$7,400—Produce documents to guide the construction and repair of the La Laguna Playground Wooden Dock (1965, State, Local).

Friends of the michael White adobeSAN MARINO

$5,000—Complete a feasibility study for the Michael White Adobe Hall (1845, Local). Funds will also be used to prepare architectural renderings showcasing the future use of the site, while also addressing ADA accessibility modification.

Grand vision Foundation SAN PEDRO

$7,700—Produce a decorative paint delamination treatment plan for the Warner Grant Theatre (1931, NR, State, Local).

San Francisco Art institute, CAon behalf of the entire community at san Francisco art institute, i thank you for the $10,000 grant from the recent Past Preservation Fund and the Western office donor Fund. it is an honor to have been selected among so many qualified applicants and we are deeply grateful for this support.karen WeBer, direCtor, Foundation and CorPorate relations, sFai

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uCsC Foundation, Friends of the Cowell lime Works historic district SANTA CRUZ

$4,000—Hire a consultant to document the Cowell Lime Works Historic District Hay Barn to HABS standards using photos, video, and as-built drawings (1870, Local).

south Pasadena middle school Parent teacher association$8,000—Assist with the restoration of the Donal Hord cast stone decorative relief, Civilian Conservation CorpsWorkers (1933).

City of temple City $10,000—Complete a historic resources survey of the City of Temple City.

torrance historical society and museum $10,000—Complete a survey of historic resources in theCity of Torrance.

the Whittier Conservancy WHITTIER

$5,000—Complete a structural and engineering assessment of Earlham Hall (1903, Local).

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City of aspen $1,500—Update and complete a context study for manufactured kit log buildings in Aspen.

Branson school district $3,000—Complete a historic structure assessment and space plan for the Branson School (1910) and associated buildings.

Colorado Preservation, inc. DENVER

$2,500—Hire a graphic designer to prepare the printedmaterials for the 2011 Saving Places conference.

denver’s old house society, inc. $1,079—Support for the 2010 and 2011 Old House Fair, a day-long event hosting 10 workshops dealing with restoration, maintenance, and preservation.

historic denver, inc. $2,000—Support for the development of publication and companion teacher resource packet that explores the historic built environment in Denver.

lonco, inc. DENVER

$500—Hire a consultant to provide a preliminary analysis of the structural integrity of the Fort Bridger bridge (1921).

national trust for historic Preservation mountains/Plains officeDENVER

$5,000—Hire a nationally-recognized firm to assist with the development of an energy conservation plan

for the Emerson School (1885, NR, Local).

City of Greeley $5,000—Complete a strategic plan for the Northern Colorado Heritage Tourism Program promoting Weld County’s heritage assets.

historic Greeley, inc. $3,000—Restore and reinstall the original wooden

doors of the First Baptist Church (1911, NR, Local) and repair water damage on the original plaster ceiling in the sanctuary.

sangre de Cristo resources Conservation & development Council, inc.PUEBLO

$5,000—Hire a consultant to develop a strategic plan to build regional capacity in heritage tourism and historic preservation.

society of our Father Jesus the nazarene SAN PABLO

$5,000—Complete the preservation and rehabilitation of la Morada de San Francisco (1908, State), a territorial adobe.

City of lafayette $3,000—Support the restoration and repairs needed on headstones throughout Lafayette Cemetery (1891, Local).

town of lake City $1,500—Sponsor a volunteer workshop to provide training and stabilize the outbuildings in Lake City’s Historic District (1878-1952).

Friends of the Wright opera house, inc. OURAY

$10,000—Assist in the acquisition and subsequent renovation and restoration of the Wright Opera House (late 1800s, State, Local) into a county arts center.

Town of lake City, Coa $1,500 grant from the Peter Grant Preservation Fund for Colorado allowed the town of lake City to host a workshop to train volunteers in building trades related to historic wooden structures and to address critical structural deficiencies in outbuildings at four sites in lake City’s national register district.

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City of steamboat springs $4,000—Restore the 18 original windows of the Mesa Schoolhouse (1916, NR).

valley Floor Preservation Partners TELLURIDE

$5,000—Assist with the emergency stabilization of the Vezina Shed (c. 1940, Local).

CoNNECTiCuT

stanley-Whitman house FARMINGTON

$3,000—Review the existing furnishing plan and provide a supplement to help put finishing touches on displays in period rooms of the Stanley-Whitman House (1709, NHL).

Connecticut trust for historic PreservationHAMDEN

$3,000—Support for advocacy on behalf of the threatened Community Investment Act.

Glass houseNEW CANAAN

$12,500—Historic Sites Fund Grant to remove and clean Elie Nadelman’s Two Circus Women sculpture.

department of Cultural affairs, City of new haven$7,500—Complete GIS mapping of New Haven’s cultural resources.

dElAWArE

delaware river and Bay lighthouse Foundation LEWES

$2,500—Complete a damage assessment of the Harbor of Refuge Light Station Dock (1908).

the lewes historical society $5,000—Create a GIS-based web portal for the Lewes historic district.

ocean view historical society$2,000—Support the development of a fundraising plan for the society.

rehoboth art league REHOBOTH BEACH

$2,000—Complete a rehabilitation plan for William Paynter House (1780).

delaware economic development office WILMINGTON

$3,805—Support for the 2010 Delaware/Maryland Downtown Revitalization Conference.

Preservation delaware WILMINGTON

$620—Support travel expenses for staff and board members of Statewide and Local Partner organizations to share expertise and experience.

diSTriCT oF ColuMbiA

Church of the holy City$5,000—Support for investigating the structural integrity of the church’s bell tower (1894-96, 1912-14, NR).

the Cultural landscape Foundation $5,000—Support for a series of interpretive tours throughout Washington, D.C.

$2,000—Support for the symposium on post-war landscapes in Northern California.

dC Preservation league $3,000—Support for “Historically Green,” a series of tours, lectures, and workshops.

$5,000—Support for a citywide conference focusing on current preservation issues affecting the District of Columbia.

dumbarton house/the national society of the Colonial dames of america$4,250—Support historic plaster analysis, planning, and a pilot restoration of one room in the Dumbarton House (c. 1800, NR).

Jewish historical society of Greater Washington$5,000—Complete a restoration, maintenance, and furnishings study for the Adas Israel Synagogue (1876, NR, Local).

national association for olmsted Parks $5,000—Support for development of the website, “Resources for Olmsted Landscape Preservation.”

national trust for historic Preservation $4,000—Create a promotional video for campaign to save historic windows.

national trust for historic Preservation $2,500—Support National Trust Historic Sites event in Washington, D.C.

Preservation action Foundation $5,000—Support for the Preservation Action Foundation in managing the Federal Historic Preservation Program Task Force.

President lincoln’s Cottage at the soldier’s home$90,000—Save America’s Treasures grant for ongoing preservation needs.

$14,235—Interpretation and Education Fund Grant to support one-day study of Abraham Lincoln and Frederick Douglass by the Civil War Washington Teacher Fellows.

$9,000—Save America’s Treasures grant for educational programming at the Richard Schwartz Lincoln Learning Lab.

$5,922—Interpretation and Education Fund Grant to increase accessibility of the site to the hearing impaired and host first annual Deaf Appreciation Day.

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$1,000—Interpretation and Education Fund Grant to support development of an online component of the “Being Lincoln” exhibit.

sewall-Belmont house and museum$9,000—Save America’s Treasures grant to sponsor annual Alice Award Gala.

Woodrow Wilson house $1,500—Support for a docent and house museum guide training symposium.

$9,800—Historic Sites Fund Grant to replace window treatments to maintain appropriate light levels and protect furnishings from excessive sunlight exposure.

$2,170—Historic Sites Fund Grant to support conservation of collections items original to the WilsoHouse which have recently been donated to the site.

$1,000—Interpretation and Education Fund Grant for staff to attend Seminary in Historical Administration, which provides intensive leadership training for the next generation of history professionals.

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City of Boynton Beach $1,100—Create a public outreach and education prografor city residents on the benefits of historic preservation

dade heritage trust MIAMI

$3,000—Support design competition for the Miami Marine Stadium (1964, Local).

mimo Business improvement Committee, inc. MIAMI

$1,500—Complete a streetscape development plan forthe MiMo Historic District (1930-1950, Local).

okahumpka Community Club, inc. $2,000—Support for engineering and design services for the Okahumpka Rosenwald School (1917).

GEorGiA

national alliance of Preservation CommissionsATHENS

$1,000—Support for the 2010 National Commission Forum.

Coastal regional Commission of Georgia BRUNSWICK

$1,000—Produce a preservation plan for the Harrington Schoolhouse (1920).

Gwinnett environmental & heritage Center FoundationBUFORD

$10,000—Complete a historic paint analysis of the Chesser-Williams House (c. 1850).

Cherokee County historical society, inc. CANTON

$1,000—Support for the first National Barn Alliance Southern Conference.

madison-morgan Conservancy MADISON

$5,000—Support for the organization’s ongoing work in the solicitation of preservation easements.

dorchester improvement association MIDWAY

$50,000—Lowe’s Foundation grant to replace the roof of the Dorchester Academy Boy’s Dormitory (1934, NHL) and restore the structural members of the ceiling, walls, and floors that were damaged by the water.

$1,000—Develop a scope of work for repairs to the Dorchester Academy Boy’s Dormitory.

morven rosenwald alumni association, inc. $40,000—Lowe’s Foundation grant to finish stabilizing the Barney Colored Elementary School (1931).

historic savannah Foundation $750—Support for a preservation lecture series.

thomasville landmarks $340—Support travel expenses for staff and board members of Statewide and Local Partner organizations to share expertise and experience.

Friends of robert toombs house WASHINGTON

$1,800—Complete a historic structure report and a conditions assessment for the Robert Toombs House (1797, NHL).

Harrington School House, St. Simons island, GA the Coastal regional Commission of Georgia used a $1,000 grant from the Charles evans hughes memorial Foundation, inc., to hire consultant to complete a conditions assessment of the harrington school house (1920) the last african american school house on st. simons island in Georgia.

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Friends of the Falls of Clyde HONOLULU

$3,500—Support for the preparation of the vessel, Falls of Clyde (1878, NHL, NR) for tow-transport to dry dock for further repairs.

historic hawai’i Foundation HONOLULU

$13,800—Develop a Hawai'i Islands Mid-century Modernism Context Statement (1939-1979).

idAHo

City of Boise $5,000—Assist with updating the city’s design guidelines for residential historic districts.

idaho state historical society BOISE

$5,000—Support for the 2010 Pacific Northwest Preservation Field School held at the Old Idaho Penitentiary (1870, NR).

shoshone Bannock tribes, inc. FORT HALL

$45,000—Lowe’s Foundation grant to stabilize the roof over the Teachers’ Quarters of the Lincoln Creek Day School (1937, NR) and undertake other exterior and interior repairs.

Canyon County historical society NAMPA

$5,000—Support for upgrades to the electrical system at the Nampa Train Depot (1902, NR).

illiNoiS

association of architecture organizationsCHICAGO

$1,000—Support the establishment of the Association of Architecture Organizations.

Friends of historic second Church CHICAGO

$10,000—Conduct a finishes analysis for the Second Presbyterian Church of Chicago (1874, NR).

illinois department of Commerce and economic opportunityCHICAGO

$3,500—Provide Main Street Basic Training to staff members of the Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity.

landmarks illinois CHICAGO

$5,000—Produce a reuse study for the former Prentice Women’s Hospital (1972-74).

neighborhood housing services of Chicago $1,000—Complete a strategic plan for the Neighborhood Housing Services of Chicago.

robie houseCHICAGO

$15,000—Historic Sites Fund Grant to install a handrail on the stairs leading to the third floor, as well as repainting several hallways.

$7,400—Interpretation and Education Fund Grant to support events and innovative public programming to celebrate Robie House’s centennial.

$1,000—Interpretation and Education Fund Grant for staff expenses at the National Art Education Association annual conference.

hegeler Carus Foundation LA SALLE

$9,250—Complete a historic structure report for the Julius W. Hegeler Home (1903, NR).

City of naperville $3,000—Create a new manual on historic building design and related public outreach.

Pleasant home Foundation OAK PARK

$2,500—Complete a restoration plan for the John Farson House Summer Dining Porch (1897, NHL, Local).

Frank lloyd Wright home and studioOAK PARK

$10,700—Historic Sites Fund Grant to move, inventory, and document the National Trust-owned restoration collection maintained by the Frank Lloyd Wright Preservation Trust.

Prentice Women’s Hospital, Chicago, ilhaving the study in hand enabled us to bring together northwestern university [the property owner], the alderman, and residents and demonstrate the reuse viability of this distinctive cloverleaf, concrete tower, which is thought to be one of Bertrand Goldberg’s greatest designs.Jim Peters, President, landmarks illinois

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$7,200—Interpretation and Education Fund Grant to translate tour script into the nine languages most commonly spoken by international visitors.

$1,000—Interpretation and Education Fund Grant for staff attendance at 2010 National Art Education Association annual conference in Baltimore.

$995—Interpretation and Education Fund Grant for staff expenses at the Froebel USA annual conference which focuses on teaching young children.

Farnsworth house PLANO

$1,327—Historic Sites Fund Grant to repair roof at Farnsworth House.

tinker swiss Cottage museum ROCKFORD

$2,500—Complete a restoration plan for the Red Rooat the museum (1865, NR, Local).

mchenry County, illinois historic Preservation CommissionWOODSTOCK

$1,250—Create a historic community guide for McHenry County.

iNdiANA

lew Wallace study Preservation society CRAWFORDSVILLE

$9,500—Complete an interior paint analysis of the General Lew Wallace Study (1898, NHL, NR).

huntington County Commissioners HUNTINGTON

$10,000—Document murals and decorative plaster features in the county courthouse (1904, State).

southern indiana minority enterprise initiative, inc.JEFFERSONVILLE

$2,500—Support “A Progressive Journey through Indiana History” conference and website.

City of Whiting $30,000—Create a historic structure report for the Whiting Community Center (1922-23, NR).

ioWA

davis County Courthouse Preservation FundBLOOMFIELD

$35,000—Complete a historic structure report for the Davis County Courthouse (1877, NR).

BrucemoreCEDAR RAPIDS

$38,000—Historic Sites Fund Grant to repoint and replace deteriorated bricks and repair windows at the mansion.

$4,750—Historic Sites Fund Grant to hire a structural engineer to investigate and evaluate the Lord & Burnham greenhouse.

$1,000—Interpretation and Education Fund Grant for staff expenses to attend the American Association of

Museums annual conference in 2010.

Cedar rapids historic Preservation Commission$3,000—Complete an assessment and cost estimate for potential restoration of the Sinclair Smokestack (1909).

Cedar rapids museum of art $9,000—Complete a decorative arts analysis and interior restoration plan for the Grant Wood Studio (1890s, NR).

sokol Cedar rapids, inc. $3,000—Develop a preservation plan for the flood damaged SOKOL Hall (1908).

main street iowa/iowa downtown resource CenterDES MOINES

$5,000—Support a fundraising symposium for Main Street Iowa communities.

trinity united methodist Church DES MOINES

$1,900—Complete a preservation plan for Trinity United Methodist Church (1910, NR).

river City society for historic PreservationMASON CITY

$2,000—Complete a stucco restoration plan for the Frank Lloyd Wright Stockman House (1908, NR).

General lew Wallace Study and Museum, Crawfordsville, iNi am so excited about what we’ve learned thanks to this grant from the Cynthia Woods mitchell Fund for historic interiors. the room will once again be very rich, masculine and dramatic—much like General Wallace himself.larry PaarlBerG, direCtor, General leW WallaCe study and museum

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Preservation iowa MOUNT PLEASANT

$25,000—Prepare a historic structure report for Bellevue Elementary School (1848, NR).

$2,000—Support a strategic planning session for Preservation Iowa.

iowa Foundation for microenterprise and Community vitality DES MOINES

$250,000—National Trust Loan Fund grant to seed the Main Street Development Loan Fund which will make small loans to small businesses in six Iowa Main Street communities.

KANSAS

Wabaunsee County ALMA

$3,600—Complete a masonry condition survey of the Wabaunsee County Courthouse (1931, NR).

museum of Crawford County, inc. GIRARD

$2,500—Hire a masonry consultant to assess damage to the east wall of the Museum of Crawford County (1886, NR).

Waterville Preservation society, inc. $3,000—Complete a rehabilitation plan to address ADA accessibility issues in the Waterville Opera House (1903, NR).

Wichita Public schools, usd 259 $5,000—Hire a preservation architect to compile a building condition report for the McCormick School (1890, NR, Local).

KENTuCKY

danville/Boyle County Convention and visitors BureauDANVILLE

$5,000—Support for the restoration of Penn’s Store in Gravel Switch (1860) after flooding.

historic locust Grove, inc. LOUISVILLE

$5,000—Complete an engineering study for the Locust Grove mansion (1792, NHL).

Preservation louisville, inc. $2,000—Complete a landmark petition review for six buildings in the Whiskey Row Historic District (1850-1900).

Graves County Board of education MAYFIELD

$10,000—Lowe’s Foundation grant to restore the windows of the Hickory Colored School (1925, State, Local).

City of maysville $4,000—Support for the stabilization of the Cox Building (1886).

Camp springs initiative MELBOURNE

$1,000—Publish preservation and design guidelines for Camp Springs (1840-70, NR) a German settlement in Campbell County.

City of sadieville $5,000—Assist with foundation work to the Sadieville Rosenwald School (1917-1922).

louiSiANA

Foundation for historical louisiana BATON ROUGE

$950—Support for a heritage lecture with Jeff Benedict, author of The Little Pink House: A True Story of Defiance and Courage.

City of kenner $7,500—Complete a feasibility study of Old Kenner High School (c. 1924, NR) for use by the City of Kenner’s judicial services.

shadows on the techeNEW IBERIA

$50,000—Historic Sites Fund Grant to restore the Persac fence to provide security and visual boundaries for the site.

$10,000—Historic Sites Fund Grant to repair two outdoor sculptures that were damaged by vandals.

$5,000—Historic Sites Fund Grant to pay an archeologist to monitor fence repair in case artifacts are uncovered during work.

old Kenner High School, City of Kenner, lAat a time of such economic duress for all local governments it is more than appreciatedthat your organization chose our project. Without these grants from the suzanne turnerPreservation Fund and the Johanna Favrot Fund for historic Preservation, the City of kenner would not have had the funding necessary to complete such a report or study.

mike inCe, Grant administrator

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Shadows-on-the-Teche, New iberia, lA after two outdoor sculptures at shadow-on-the-teche were damaged by vandals, funds from the historic sites Fund were made available to the site to pay for the cost of repairing the damaged statues.

Preservation resource Center of new orleans$2,000—Support for a series of workshops and lectures to educate New Orleans residents about the importance of shotgun houses.

southeast louisiana legal services NEW ORLEANS

$1,000—Assist with appraisals for homeowners whose historic homes are being expropriated for VA and LSU hospitals in the Lower Mid-City neighborhood in New Orleans.

Burgundy development, llCNEW ORLEANS

$13,800,000—Historic and new markets tax credit investment in the Audubon Hotel (1909) which is being rehabilitated into a 168-room boutique hotel.

hri Properties NEW ORLEANS

$12,800,000—Historic and new markets tax credit investment in the rehabilitation of a former furniture showroom and adjacent residential property into a co-op grocery store, yoga studio space, coffee and juice bar, art gallery and a large artisan crafts bazaar.

MAiNE

Friends of liberty hall MACHIASPORT

$5,000—Prepare schematic designs to complete the final phase of the architectural master plan and needs analysis for the restoration of the interior of Liberty Hall (1873, NR).

Greater Portland landmarks $9,750—Support for a window restoration workshop at the Safford House (1858, Local).

$2,840—Prepare a strategic plan for Greater Portland Landmarks’ Center for Architecture and Preservation.

maine Preservation PORTLAND

$500—Complete an emergency preliminary engineering study for the Colonial Theater (1913, NR).

the union meeting house READFIELD

$1,890—Support to repair window casings of the Union Meeting House (1828, NR).

MArYlANd

Baltimore heritage, inc. $216—Support travel expenses for staff and board members of Statewide and Local Partner organizations to share expertise and experience.

Coppin heights Community development CorporationBALTIMORE

$2,000—Prepare a redevelopment plan for the Hebrew Orphan Asylum (1876, NR).

Wexford science and technologyBALTIMORE

$5,200,000—Historic and new markets tax credit investment in the rehabilitation of the PTRP 91 Building, a former R.J. Reynolds cigarette manufacturing facility in Winston-Salem, NC. It will be used as lab/research, office, and retail space for Wake Forest University Health Sciences.

kennard alumni association, inc. CENTREVILLE

$14,000—Restore the windows of Kennard High School (1936, NR) to their original operating condition.

historical society of kent County CHESTERTOWN

$10,000—Support for restoration of the Geddes-Piper House (1783, NR, Local).

mid-shore Community Foundation EASTON

$13,500—Support for exterior painting and repairs to the Bullitt House (1801, State).

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maryland association of historic district CommissionsFREDERICK

$14,000—Design, develop, and implement a training program for members and staff of local historic preservation commissions in Maryland.

sotterley Plantation HOLLYWOOD

$1,000—Assist with the stabilization of the basement under the museum shop at Sotterley Plantation (1703, NHL).

Friends of teackle mansion PRINCESS ANNE

$10,000—Support for the Teackle Mansion (1803-04, NR) interior research and restoration project.

echo hill outdoor school WORTON

$5,913—Support for continued use of the historic oyster buy boat Annie D (1957, State) for educational and heritage tourism purposes.

MASSACHuSETTS

emily dickinson museumAMHERST

$9,000—Save America’s Treasure’s grant for emergency repairs to a collapsed ceiling in Emily Dickinson’s home (1813).

Benjamin Franklin institute of technologyBOSTON

$5,200—Complete an interior assessment of significance for the lobby and auditorium of the Union Building (1907, State, Local).

the Gibson society, inc. BOSTON

$2,500—Create a document to guide the conservation of historic finishes in the Gibson House (1859, NR, Local).

historic Boston incorporated $675—Support travel expenses for staff and board members of Statewide and Local Partner organizations to share expertise and experience.

massachusetts department of Conservation and recreation BOSTON

$3,000—Support for the design and production of a technical bulletin on the historic curatorship program.

Brookfield unitarian universalist Church $4,000—Support for a building stabilization analysis, report, and action plan for the Brookfield Unitarian Universalist Church (1912, NHL).

town of Brookfield $1,450—Hire a landscape architect to complete a historic landscape and preservation plan for the Brookfield Common and Mall (NR).

Ballet theatre of Boston, inc.CAMBRIDGE

$2,500—Hire a consultant to develop a cultural heritage tourism plan for the Boston Partners in Preservation sites.

Pocumtuck valley memorial association and Williams CollegeDEERFIELD

$15,000—Partnership-in-Scholarship grant to create a podcast and map of African American historic places in Deerfield; an online K-12 curriculum on African American history using these sites; and update information on PVMA’s website.

First Parish Church in dorchester DORCHESTER

$2,000—Complete a fundraising plan for the First Parish Church in Dorchester (1896).

Greenwood memorial united methodist Church DORCHESTER

$1,000—Support for emergency chimney repair of the Greenwood Memorial United Methodist Church (1901, NR).

City of Fall river $2,500—Support for a feasibility study of the 19th–century English Threshing Barn at Blossom Farm.

Friends of the old ship meeting houseHINGHAM

$3,000—Complete a communications and marketing plan for the Old Ship Meeting House (1681, NHL).

Emily dickinson House, Amherst, MA a $9,000 save america’s treasures grant is helping the emily dickinson museum a collapsed ceiling in the homestead,dickinson’s home in amherst, mass.

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massachusetts international Festival of the artsHOLYOKE

$4,500—Hire a conservation specialist to perform a conditions assessment and develop a detailed conservation plan and budget for murals in the Victory Theatre (1919, State, Local).

Jamaica Plain tuesday Club, inc. $2,500—Support the creation of a fundraising plan for the Jamaica Plain Tuesday Club.

$1,200—Complete a conservation treatment plan for the historic scenic wallpaper in the Loring-Greenough House (1760, State, Local).

Waterfront historic area league of new Bedford$1,000—Prepare a building assessment of the John Howland Jr. House (1834).

First Parish Church of Plymouth $3,250—Develop and implement a fundraising plan for the restoration of the First Parish Church in Plymouth (1896-99).

refuge Church of Christ ROXBURY

$1,000—Develop a fundraising plan for the Refuge Church of Christ (1872).

scituate arts association $2,500—Update the rehabilitation and reuse plan for the Ellis House (1830).

Gore Place society WALTHAM

$10,000—Support for architectural investigations of the first floor domestic service areas in the Gore Place Mansion (1806, NHL).

sheriff’s meadow Foundation VINEYARD HAVEN

$3,000—Prepare a site plan for the Mayhew-Hancock-Mitchell House (c. 1700) at Quansoo Farm.

Preservation Worcester $973—Assist with a series of programs to educate the public about the inherent sustainability of historic buildings.

ChesterwoodSTOCKBRIDGE

$4,470—Historic Sites Fund Grant to carry out an energy audit of the main house.

MiCHiGAN

albion Community Foundation $12,000—Develop a rehabilitation master plan for the Bohm Theatre (1929, NR).

albion downtown development $1,500—Conduct a building stabilization study of the Bohm Theatre.

detroit Waldorf school $2,000—Create a brochure, media campaign, and building tours of Detroit Waldorf School (1913, NR).

the scarab Club DETROIT

$5,000—Develop an educational kiosk that highlights the individuals who signed or painted the exposed wood beams in the Scarab Club (1928, NR, Local).

menominee opera house Committee, inc. $5,000—Complete plans and specifications for the roof and masonry of the opera house (1902, NR).

village of sparta downtown development authority$2,300—Conduct a feasibility analysis of sustainable new uses and restoration plans for the endangered Brown’s Opera House (1911).

City of sturgis $1,750—Hire an architect to assess the structural integrity of the Sturgis Depot (1895, State).

MiNNESoTA

le sueur County historical society ELYSIAN

$2,500—Complete a restoration plan for the historical society’s museum (1895, NR).

hennepin County MINNEAPOLIS

$2,200—Complete an adaptive use plan for the Fort Snelling Upper Post (1879-1956, NHL).

Preserve minneapolis $425—Assist with board training for Preserve Minneapolis.

Sumner Courthouse Square, MSthe sumner, downtown planning project is a particularly timely and important effort. sumner is a quintessential, small mississippi delta town. this grant will not only do much in assisting the effort to revitalize a significant downtown, but it will provide much-needed recognition and endorsement of this noble-minded community project.ken P’Pool, dePuty state historiC Preservation oFFiCer

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historic saint Paul $2,000—Support for the 2010 Saint Paul Survey and Public Education Program.

the Preservation alliance of minnesota ST. PAUL

$2,000—Support for “PAM-o-rama,” a series of mini-tours focused on mid-century architecture across Minnesota.

MiSSiSSiPPi

Community Foundation of northwest mississippiHERNANDO

$4,500—Complete a preservation plan for the restoration and revitalization of Sumner Courthouse Square.

alliance for downtown meridian, inc. $2,629—Complete a feasibility assessment of the Temple Theater (1927, NR, Local).

City of meridian $3,000—Support for an engineering study of the Threefoot Building (1930).

City of Pass Christian $30,000—Assist with the installation of a French drain, gutters and downspouts on the Randolph School (c. 1928).

Prentiss institute Board of trustees $40,000—Lowe’s Foundation grant for plastering and plumbing repairs to the Prentiss Institute Rosenwald School (1929).

Walthall County training school alumni associationTYLERTOWN

$3,000—Complete the interior painting of the Walthall County Training School (c. 1920).

MiSSouri

the Friends of arrow rock, inc. $25,000—Complete a historic structure report for the Miller-Bradford House, the I.O.O.F. Lodge Hall, the Masonic Lodge Hall, the Sites House, and Sites Gun Shop in Arrow Rock (1831-68, NHL).

missouri Preservation COLUMBIA

$1,600—Support travel expenses for staff and board members of Statewide and Local Partner organizations to share expertise and experience.

$1,500—Support the second year of Missouri Preservation’s strategic planning process.

historic kansas City Foundation $2,000—Support for opposition to the proposed construction of an office tower in Country Club Plaza.

$1,600—Create a guide on energy efficiency and weatherization of historic homes in Kansas City’s Green Impact Zone.

City of ozark $2,500—Complete a feasibility study of the Ozark Community Building (1934, Local) for use by the Christian County Historical Society.

Wheatley historic Preservation associationPOPLAR BLUFF

$50,000—Lowe’s Foundation grant to repair the exterior front entrance of the Wheatley Public School Building (1928, NR) and develop a long-range plan for the site.

missouri Civil War museum ST. LOUIS

$2,100—Complete architectural drawings for the restoration of the Missouri Civil War Museum (1905, State, Local).

historic Washington Foundation $10,000—Complete a restoration plan for the historic downtown Old Main Post Office (1922, State, Local).

the lawrence GroupST. LOUIS

$5,000,000—New markets tax credit investment in the $12 million historic rehabilitation of two interconnected commercial buildings, Beaux Arts & Pythian Hall, into a free, public charter school with an arts focus.

spinnaker real estate Partners and Brady CapitalST. LOUIS

$9,600,000—New markets tax credit leveraged investment in the Laurel Building to create a 212-unit hotel from a former downtown department store built in 1919.

MoNTANA

City of Great Falls/Cascade County historic Preservation Commission$2,659—Complete a historic structure assessment for the fire-damaged Rocky Mountain Building (1913).

lima historical society $1,000—Complete a structural assessment for the Bailey Block and Ford Drugstore (1880).

City of miles City $1,500—Complete a structural assessment for the Miles City Depot (1923, NR).

Friends of the historical museum at Fort missoulaMISSOULA

$4,550—Hire a preservation architect to complete a plan for the interior design, restoration, and interpretation of the WWII Fort Missoula Alien Detention Center courtroom (1939).

target range school district #23 MISSOULA

$50,000—Lowe’s Foundation grant to repair the foundation of the historic Target Range School (1886, NHL) and abate exposed asbestos.

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harlan County tourism ALMA

$1,000—Hire an archeologist to investigate the history of the Stone House/Sappa Peak Site (1879) and to obtain input and guidance from tribal representatives regarding the meaning and significance of the stone figure.

heritage nebraska LINCOLN

$500—Sponsor the first statewide conference of Heritage Nebraska.

metropolitan Community College FoundationOMAHA

$1,250—Sponsor the annual Restore Omaha conference.

City of schuyler $5,000—Complete a conditions assessment and rehabilitation plan for the Carnegie Library (1911, NR).

NEVAdA

the Goldfield historical society $10,000—Complete plans and specifications for a structural analysis of the interior of Goldfield High School (1907).

NEW HAMPSHirE

Bedford historical society $50,000—Lowe’s Foundation grant to replace and repair electrical and lighting systems in the Stevens-Buswell School (1921).

new hampshire Preservation alliance CONCORD

$3,000—Conduct an emergency reuse study for the E.E. Cummings House (c. 1840) to explore alternatives to demolition.

$706—Support travel expenses for staff and board members of Statewide and Local Partner organizations to share expertise and experience.

Francestown heritage Commission $4,000—Support for a reuse and engineering assessment of the Francestown Town Hall/Academy Building (1847, State).

moffatt-ladd house & Garden PORTSMOUTH

$2,840—Prepare a conditions assessment of 53 historic wood windows in the Moffatt-Ladd House (1763, NHL).

ammonoosuc Conservation trust SUGAR HILL

$4,500—Support for the acquisition of the Franconia Iron Furnace (1802), its stabilization, and long-term stewardship.

NEW JErSEY

Center for Community arts CAPE MAY

$40,000—Lowe’s Foundation grant to repair cracks in the Franklin Street School’s (1927-28) south and north walls by installing Cintec masonry anchors.

NEW MEXiCo

Friends of the Cumbres & toltec scenic railroadALBUQUERQUE

$5,000—Support hiring of an architect to evaluate Chama Depot (c. 1899).

los alamos historical society $2,400—Support for the Oppenheimer House Symposium, bringing together interested parties to discuss the future of the Oppenheimer House (1928, NR).

audubon new mexicoSANTA FE

$4,600—Complete a water engineering survey for the Randall Davey Home and Studio (1852, NR, Local).

museum of new mexico FoundationSANTA FE

$1,200—Support the installation of interpretive signs about the architectural history of the Palace of the Governors (early 17th century, NHL).

Chama depot, Albuquerque, NMthe Friends of the Cumbres & toltec scenic railroad in albuquerque, n.m., are using a $5,000 grant from the hart Family Fund for small towns to pay for architectural services to evaluate the condition of this 1899 depot.

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NEW YorK

Greenway heritage Conservancy ALBANY

$1,157—Support for outreach and marketing related to a Heritage Weekend.

underground railroad history Project of the Capital region, inc.ALBANY

$5,000—Complete a master plan for the Stephen and Harriet Myers Residence (1847, NR).

Bartow-Pell landmark Fund BRONX

$3,000—Support for the Garden Stonework Restoration Volunteer Workshop at Bartow-Pell Mansion (1836-42, NHL).

the Garden Conservancy COLD SPRING

$2,500—Support to plan, develop, and convene “Preservation Weekend” 2010 with the Mount Cuba Center in Delaware.

louis armstrong house museum CORONA

$10,000—Produce a historic structure report for the Louis Armstrong House Museum (1910, NHL).

historic elmira $2,700—Produce an economic feasibility study for the reuse of the Second Empire House (1870).

Free synagogue of Flushing $10,000—Conduct an existing conditions study of the building complex of the Free Synagogue of Flushing (1927, NR).

historic ithaca, inc. $2,500—Support for a week-long training workshop on window repair and restoration.

Caramoor Center for music and the arts KATONAH

$10,000—Complete an environmental assessment and plan for the Rosen House (1929, NR).

Friends of the upper east side historic district NEW YORK

$2,000—Assist with update, redesign, and reprint of a map and guide of the Upper East Side neighborhood.

municipal arts society NEW YORK

$5,000—Support for a conference on preservation and climate change.

new york landmarks Conservancy $10,000—Complete an interior and exterior conditions survey of the Erasmus Academy Building (1787, NR, Local).

salmagundi Club NEW YORK

$10,000—Prepare a design study for appropriately introducing natural daylight into the upper gallery space of the club (1852, NR, Local).

two Bridges neighborhood Council NEW YORK

$10,000—Complete a National Register nomination for the Bowery (c. 1790).

World monuments Fund NEW YORK

$10,000—Develop a model preservation program for students at Williamsburg High School for Architecture and Design.

shaker museum and library OLD CHATHAM

$2,750—Support for emergency repairs to the historic aqueduct at the Shaker Museum and Library (1787, NHL).

Preservation alumni, inc. PECK SLIP

$5,000—Support for the Fitch Forum 2011: 45 Years of Preservation Law and Policy.

Charlotte-Genesee lighthouse historical societyROCHESTER

$3,300—Complete a historic furnishings plan for the Lighthouse Keeper’s House (1822, NR, Local).

the landmark society of Western new york ROCHESTER

$1,000—Support the society’s 24th annual conference in Palmyra.

oppenheimer House, los Alamos, NMthe los alamos historical society used a $2,400 grant from the new mexico endowedFund to hold a symposium to discuss the future of the oppenheimer house, located inlos alamos, n.m., the site of the world-changing manhattan project.

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bird Homestead, rye, NYthe Committee to save the Bird homestead is using a $7,500 grant from the Johanna Favrot Fund for historic Preservation to conduct a historic structure report for the Bird farmhouse, one of the last remaining 19th-century farms in the rye, n.y., area.

Committee to save the Bird homestead, inc. RYE

$7,500—Produce a historic structure report for the Bird Homestead (1835, State).

the Woodstock school of art, inc. $3,500—Complete a conditions assessment of the Woodstock School of Art (1939, NR).

lyndhurst TARRYTOWN

$43,300—Historic Sites Fund Grant to hire a consultant to design an adequate drainage system for Carriage House Complex.

$3,025—Historic Sites Fund Grant to create detailed contract drawings and specifications for repairs to the Bowling Alley.

NorTH CAroliNA

Castalia Community development Corp $3,000—Reconstruct and restore the windows of the Castalia School (1921-22).

Canetuck Community Center CURRIE

$40,000—Lowe’s Foundation grant to support exterior repairs and installation of insulation in the Canetuck School (1921-22) for use as a community center.

Preservation durham $1,000—Support for organization’s annual leadership lecture.

Preservation Greensboro, inc. $1,500—Assist with a short-term fundraising plan for Preservation Greensboro, Inc.

the land trust for the little tennesseeFRANKLIN

$2,500—Support for a visioning workshop to engage community members, civic organizations, and government agencies in formulating a preservation plan for future uses of the Cowee School (c. 1943).

hickory Community theatre $1,500—Support for a capital campaign for repairs and renovations to the Hickory Muncipal Building (1921, NR).

taking education seriously MOUNT OLIVE

$40,000—Lowe’s Foundation grant to complete the exterior restoration and repair the floors in the entrance foyer of the Princeton Graded School (1925-26, NR).

uptown Business & Professional association NEW BERN

$800—Complete a restoration plan for the African Greenwood Cemetery (c. 1859).

Penland school of Crafts $2,169—Complete schematic drawings for the restoration and rehabilitation of Dora’s House (c. 1860), located on the grounds of Penland School of Crafts.

north Carolina Forestry association RALEIGH

$2,500—Develop a training program and guide to help foresters better identify and protect historic sites they encounter during their work.

Preservation north Carolina RALEIGH

$1,000—Sponsor a project to educate the public about common solutions to increasing energy efficiency in historic buildings.

City of rocky mount $50,000—Lowe’s Foundation grant to replace 59 windows on the Booker T. Washington High School (1927) with historically-appropriate windows.

historic Wilmington Foundation, inc. $2,500—Assist with the Pender County Rosenwald School (1921-22) documentary project.

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NorTH dAKoTA

Preservation north dakota FARGO

$500—Sponsor the 17th annual North Dakota Historic Preservation Conference, “Partners in Preservation.”

mayville state university Foundation $2,500—Complete mechanical, electrical, and engineering plans for the Northwest Hall (1911) on the Mayville State University Campus.

rolette County historical society ROLLA

$2,500—Assist with the costs of a week-long, hands-on masonry workshop at Coghlan Castle (1906, NR).

oHio

Progress through Preservation AKRON

$1,292—Support travel expenses for staff and board members of Statewide and Local Partner organizations to share expertise and experience.

$500—Sponsor a window workshop at the “Preservation House” (1870, Local).

Columbus landmarks Foundation $920—Conduct a structural assessment of the Clinton Theater (1927).

historical society of Perry County SOMERSET

$12,500—Complete a historic structure report for the Jacob Miller Tavern (1807, NR).

oKlAHoMA

First united methodist Church GUTHRIE

$10,000—Support for the development of a fundraising plan for the restoration of the Guthrie First United Methodist Church (1908-10, NR).

Preservation oklahoma, inc. OKLAHOMA CITY

$4,500—Establish a paid internship program to improve outreach programming.

$1,500—Support travel expenses for staff and board members of Statewide and Local Partner organizations to share expertise and experience.

saline Preservation association PRYOR

$4,000—Conduct a planning session for the Saline National Park Memorial Trail (1884, NR) in the Cherokee Nation’s first park.

City of tulsa Planning department $5,000—Complete historic district nominations within downtown Tulsa.

the George kaiser Family Foundation TULSA

$10,000,000—Historic and new markets tax credit equity investment in the Mathews Building, a former warehouse of the Tulsa Paper Company to be used as a satellite location of the Philbrook Museum of Art and instructional and display space for art students at the University of Tulsa.

orEGoN

dundee Woman’s Club $5,000—Create a planning document for the restoration of the Dundee Woman’s Club (1915, NR) for continued use as a community center.

PENNSYlVANiA

Foundation for Pennsylvania Watersheds ALEXANDRIA

$1,000—Support for a campaign against the National Interest Electric Transmission Corridor.

delaware riverkeeper BRISTOL

$2,000—Support for the restoration of Saddler’s Woods.

old Caln meeting house DOWNINGTOWN

$2,000—Complete a restoration design service plan for the Old Caln Meeting House (1726, NR).

lower merion Conservancy GLADWYNE

$2,500—Support for a meeting on improving historic preservation incentives for owners of historic properties.

Northwest Hall, Mayville, Nda $2,500 grant from the Charles evans hughes memorial Foundation, inc., allowed the mayville state university Foundation to complete mechanical, electrical, and engineering plans for the rehabilitation of the 1911 northwest hall, which is a contributing building to the mayville historic district, and slated to become the university’s alumni Center.

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Cliveden PHILADELPHIA

$50,000—Historic Sites Fund Grant to repair, clean, and paint Upsala, a recently acquired building across the street from Cliveden.

$4,500—Interpretation and Education Fund Grant to host “Careers in Culture,” to introduce minority students to careers and academic degrees in history.

Fairmount Park historic Preservation trust, inc.PHILADELPHIA

$2,000—Support for the restoration of the Thomas Mansion (1869).

historic rittenhousetown, inc. PHILADELPHIA

$845—Complete a feasibility study of the RittenhouseTown Mill Site (1702, NHL).

Partners for sacred Places PHILADELPHIA

$3,000—Complete a storm window installation plan for the Sealy Memorial Window of the Trinity Episcopal Church (1855-57, NR).

$2,500—Support for Partners for Sacred Places’ 20th anniversary fundraising campaign.

shiloh Baptist Church PHILADELPHIA

$9,800—Complete a master plan for the Shiloh Baptist Church (1870, Local).

Church of the loving shepherd WEST CHESTER

$1,000—Complete an architectural feasibility study/master plan for the Church of the Loving Shepherd (c. 1720).

rHodE iSlANd

herreshoff marine museum/america’s Cup hall of FameBRISTOL

$3,000—Complete a conservation assessment of the Herreshoff Homestead (1806, Local).

international tennis hall of Fame NEWPORT

$2,500—Create a furnishings plan for the Newport Casino (1880, NHL).

the municipal heritage Group NORTH PROVIDENCE

$2,000—Support publication on the local heritage education initiative.

living historyPROVIDENCE

$5,000—Support for the Career Institute in History and Preservation.

SouTH CAroliNA

Preservation society of Charleston $3,000—Support for the creation of a Charleston Master Preservationist Program.

drayton hall CHARLESTON

$14,785—Interpretation and Education Fund Grant to overhaul online site tour, add more educational online activities for grades 3-8, and update website.

$1,000—Interpretation and Education Fund Grant for staff expenses at the annual American Association of State and Local History’s conference in 2010.

$14,100—Interpretation and Education Fund Grant to host a workshop for local educators on how to incorporate local historic sites and resources into classroom lesson plans that meet South Carolina curriculum standards.

historic Columbia Foundation $10,000—Develop web-based virtual exhibits of rooms historically used for domestic service with the Woodrow Wilson Family Home (1872, NR, Local).

south Carolina archives & history Foundation COLUMBIA

$1,600—Complete a fiscal impact analysis of the South Carolina historic tax credit incentive program.

City of Fountain inn $1,100—Complete a historic structure report for the Fountain Inn School Teacherage (1928, Local).

Bethel ame Church GEORGETOWN

$1,800—Complete a feasibility study for the former parsonage of Bethel AME Church (1905, Local).

south Carolina african american heritage FoundationHARTSVILLE

$850—Support for a workshop to explore the benefits of diversity in preservation, conservation, and tourism.

City of seneca $2,500—Produce a historic survey of the building and groups of the Seneca School (1925-26, Local).

senior solutions SENECA

$40,000—Lowe’s Foundation grant to install a new HVAC system and renovate the bathrooms of the Seneca School (1925-26, Local) for use by the Oconee Senior Center.

Penn Center national historic landmark ST. HELENA ISLAND

$1,200—Conduct project planning sessions to explore opportunities for interpretive use of three historic buildings at Penn Center (1862, NHL).

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durham’s Chapel rosenwald School, bethpage, TNdurham’s Chapel rosenwald school has functioned as the center of social life in durham’s Chapel Community in Bethpage, tenn., since it was built in 1923. a $40,000 lowe’s Foundation grant will be used to stabilize the foundation, repair the roof, upgrade the electrical system, and repair the sidewalk.

SouTH dAKoTA

County of kingsbury DESMET

$2,250—Produce a historic structure report for the Kingsbury County Courthouse (1898, NR).

City of Fort Pierre $2,000—Hire a surveyor to create an AutoCAD file map that indicates the location of approximately 950 monuments in the Cedar Hill Cemetery.

Crow Creek sioux tribe FORT THOMPSON

$2,000—Hire a consultant to write a grant applicationto develop a standard operating plan and manual to assist tribal government administration.

the sioux Falls state theater Company $5,000—Hire a consultant to complete a fundraising feasibility study for the Sioux Falls State Theater (1925, State).

TENNESSEE

Battle of Franklin trust $2,500—Prepare a scope of work for restoration of Carnton Plantation Springhouse (c. 1840).

historic rock Castle HENDERSONVILLE

$2,500—Assist with the stabilization of Historic Rock Castle (c. 1786).

east tennessee Quality Growth, inc. KNOXVILLE

$1,044—Assist with conference on future growth in East Tennessee.

national Zoo at GrassmereNASHVILLE

$1,000—Support for the Croft House bicentennial celebration (1810, NR, Local).

Fisk university library NASHVILLE

$5,000—Assist with research and development for the archival collection, “Preservation of the Rosenwald Negro Schools.”

tennessee Preservation trust NASHVILLE

$40,000—Lowe’s Foundation grant to support repairs to the Durham’s Chapel Rosenwald School (1923, NR), including stabilization and exterior repairs.

TEXAS

City of abilene $250—Assist with costs associated with annual training for the Commission Assistance and Mentoring Program.

downtown amarillo, inc. $600—Support for a structural assessment of the Liberty Theater (1915).

Preservation texas, inc. AUSTIN

$2,000—Assist with speakers’ costs for the 2010 Preservation Summit.

Cibolo nature Center BOERNE

$3,300—Conduct a conditions assessment of the Herff Farm (1883, NR) homestead buildings.

Bremond historical society $1,500—Complete a structural assessment of Bremond High School (1922).

layland museum CLEBURNE

$2,000—Complete a drainage and design plan for the Layland Museum Historic Site (1905, NR).

dayton independent school district $40,000—Lowe’s Foundation grant to complete the interior restoration of the Annie E. Colbert Rosenwald School (1933-34, State).

First Presbyterian Church of Galveston $7,812—Assist with a paint and finish analysis of the interior of the First Presbyterian Church of Galveston (1889, NHL).

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Galveston historical Foundation $2,200—Support for a report on the condition of oak trees on the historic Broadway esplanade and in the EaEnd Historic District after damage from Hurricane Ike.

Greater houston Preservation alliance $7,000—Assist with updating and digitizing the 1980Houston architectural survey.

slavonic Benevolent order lodge no. 15 HOUSTON

$4,000—Complete a feasibility study and develop a master plan for Buckholts SPJST Lodge No. 15 Hall (1936, State).

Friends of sylvan Beach Park and Pavilion LA PORTE

$2,500—Produce a documentary about the Sylvan Beach Park and Pavilion (1956, NR) that can be used in fundraising and educational efforts.

Preservation longview $4,000—Develop a master plan for the landscape of the Judge Campbell House (1872, State).

historic mesquite $5,000—Support for preservation planning in Mesquite, including updating the city’s historic preservation ordinance.

rio Grande City main street Program $2,000—Complete a structural assessment of the Guemar Shop (c. 1890, Local) after the collapse of a parapet wall.

First Presbyterian Church SAN ANGELO

$1,500—Complete a structural assessment of the FirsPresbyterian Church’s roof framing (1908).

City of san antonio $1,250—Develop a mission and vision statement for the Spanish Governor’s Palace (1722, NHL, Local).

Westside development Corporation SAN ANTONIO

$1,700—Conduct a feasibility study for saving the Lerma Building (1942).

taylor Community development Corporation $1,500—Conduct a structural assessment of the Alamo Building (1889) to stave off demolition.

villa Finale SAN ANTONIO

$50,000—Historic Sites Fund Grant to complete various elements of the overall interior and exterior restoration of Villa Finale before the site’s opening in October 2010.

$27,000—Historic Sites Fund Grant to clean and preserve various rugs and lamps.

$6,903—Interpretation and Education Fund Grant to develop a neighborhood cell phone tour and make photos of the site’s collections available online for visitors and scholars.

uTAH

snow College Foundation EPHRAIM

$2,000—Hire a consultant to complete architectural plans for the Anderson/Madsen House (1873).

Fort harmony historical society $2,000—Develop a feasibility study that will be used as a master plan for the completion of the archeological dig at Fort Harmony (1854).

Grand staircase escalante Partners KANAB

$2,000—To establish the Southern Utah Resource Recovery Fund to recover artifacts, convict looters, and deter future theft in Southern Utah.

holy Cross Chapel SALT LAKE CITY

$5,500—Prepare a historic structure report for the Holy Cross Chapel (1904, State).

utah heritage Foundation SALT LAKE CITY

$2,000—Assist with design and creation of the Salt Lake Modern website.

$1,000—Sponsor the annual preservation conference.

City of south Jordan $3,000—Complete an architectural plan for the interior restoration of the Holt Farmstead (1907, NR).

lerma’s Nite Club, San Antonio, TXthe national trust’s experience and encouragement has motivated the save lerma’s Coalition to continue its passionate pursuit to save lerma’s for future generations of Conjunto and dancehall culture enthusiasts and performers.santiaGo GarCia, Westside develoPment CorPoration

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Friends of Brandon town hall BRANDON

$1,000—Assist with immediate roof repairs on the Brandon Town Hall (1861, NR).

Curtains Without Borders BURLINGTON

$5,000—Complete an inventory and condition assessment of New York’s historic painted scenery, known as curtain walls.

$5,000—Complete an inventory and condition assessment of Maine’s historic painted scenery.

Friends of algiers village, inc. GUILFORD

$1,000—Assist with replacement of the furnace at the Broad Brook House/Guilford Country Store (1817, NR).

VirGiNiA

united states lighthouse society ALEXANDRIA

$14,000—Assist with preservation of the Hooper Island Lighthouse (1902, NR), including access issues and structural repairs.

Woodlawn/Frank lloyd Wright’s Pope-leighey houseALEXANDRIA

$48,300—Historic Sites Fund Grant to mitigate structural instability at the Sale Barn.

$45,000—Historic Sites Fund Grant to purchase and install a new boiler at Woodlawn.

$36,000—Historic Sites Fund Grant to assess and make repairs to the original cypress siding on the exterior of the Pope-Leighey House.

$5,000—Historic Sites Fund Grant to remove a storm-damaged tree.

$5,000—Historic Sites Fund Grant to repair septic system at Woodlawn.

Public lands Foundation ARLINGTON

$5,000—Support for the establishment of the Public Lands Foundation.

Francisemma, inc., and the university of virginiaCHARLOTTESVILLE

$15,000—Partnership-in-Scholarship grant to develop a web site and a printed guide to the African American history of the St. Francis de Sales for girls and St. Emma Industrial and Agricultural Institute for boys before they became schools (c. 1890).

ellis acres memorial Park, inc. DILLWYN

$1,200—Assist with foundation repairs on the Buckingham Training School Shop Building (1923), a Rosenwald School.

tinner hill heritage Foundation and George mason university FALLS CHURCH

$15,000—Partnership-in-Scholarship grant to create an interactive web site, lesson plans, teacher workshops, and guided tours for the African American community of Falls Church.

shady Grove restoration Committee GUM SPRING

$2,500—Support for the restoration of the Shady Grove School (1925), including electrical work, porch repair, and window installation.

oatlandsLEESBURG

$7,535—Historic Sites Fund Grant to repaint exterior of Oatlands.

$4,530—Historic Sites Fund Grant to repair leaks in the main portico at Oatlands.

Belle GroveMIDDLETOWN

$25,000—Historic Sites Fund Grant to add additional restrooms to allow for more revenue-producing special events and property rentals.

$6,368—Historic Sites Fund Grant to replace the handrails on the front steps of Belle Grove.

$4,500—Interpretation and Education Fund Grant to launch a new website that will include online donation capabilities and updated educational and program content.

$4,250—Historic Sites Fund Grant to carry out an energy audit of the main house.

eastern shore of virginia historical society ONANCOCK

$3,000—Complete an archeological survey of the Ker Place Plantation (1799-1803, NHL).

the montpelier Foundation ORANGE

$51,970—Historic Sites Fund Grant to address and mitigate mold discovered in Bassett House, the residence of the site director.

$40,113—Historic Sites Fund Grant to mitigate mold in various buildings across the site.

$30,000—Historic Sites Fund Grant to conduct an archeological survey of the Stable Complex in order to begin a cultural landscape inventory of the site.

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$15,000—Interpretation and Education Fund Grant to host two-day “The History of American Citizenship,” training program for teachers.

$2,900—Perform paint and wood analysis on two chairs believed to have Madison and Washington provenance.

Preservation virginia RICHMOND

$2,000—Develop a comprehensive database of historic districts and architectural review boards in all counties and towns in Virginia.

the Fairfield Foundation WHITE MARSH

$750—To hire a preservation consultant to help guide the restoration of the Edge Hill Service Station (early 1930s) and apply for rehabilitation tax credits.

WASHiNGToN

anderson island historical society $5,000—America Express Partners in Preservation Recognition Award for a commitment to preservation efforts.

eppard vision-applied Preservation technologies BELLINGHAM

$2,500—Support for the annual Cultural Resource Planning Summit in Poulsbo.

trust Board of ebey’s landing national historical reserveCOUPEVILLE

$65,000—American Express Partners in Preservation grant to assist with the reconstruction of the front porch of the Ferry House (1857) at Ebey’s Landing.

town of Friday harbor $2,123—Support for the seminar, “Rehab Green: Historic Preservation, Weatherization and Sustainable Rehabilitation.”

City of Gig harbor $100,000—American Express Partners in Preservation grant to assist with the stabilization of the Skansie NetShed (1910).

united states lighthouse society HANSVILLE

$100,000—American Express Partners in Preservation grant to repair and rehabilitate the Point No Point Lighthouse (1879, NR).

kent arts Commission $70,000—American Express Partners in Preservation grant to restore the sculptural elements of the Herbert Bayer-designed Mill Creek Canyon Earthworks (1982, Local) to their original design.

kirkland arts Center $5,000—America Express Partners in Preservation Recognition Award for a commitment to preservation efforts.

vFW Post 5760 MERCER ISLAND

$5,000—America Express Partners in Preservation Recognition Award for a commitment to preservation efforts.

monroe historical society $5,000—Complete an engineering report for Monroe’s Old City Hall (1908).

northwest seaport $5,000—America Express Partners in Preservation Recognition Award for a commitment to preservation efforts.

Washington state Parks and recreation Commission OLYMPIA

$5,000—America Express Partners in Preservation Recognition Award for a commitment to preservation efforts.

louella n. lawrence Foundation PORT ANGELES

$1,500—Hire a preservation architect to conduct a condition assessment of the historic barn and chicken coop of the Hansen Homestead (1936, State, Local).

FrancisEmma, inc. and the university of Virginiaa $15,000 Partnership-in-scholarship grant is helping Francisemma, inc., and the university of virginia to conduct research to interpret two african american boarding schools founded in the 1890s near Charlottesville, va.

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City of Port townsend Public development agency$5,000—America Express Partners in Preservation Recognition Award for a commitment to preservation efforts.

sound experience PORT TOWNSEND

$125,000—American Express Partners in Preservation grant to address the natural deterioration of the Schooner Adventuress’s iconic overhanging counter stern (1913, NHL).

the 5th avenue theatre SEATTLE

$5,000—America Express Partners in Preservation Recognition Award for a commitment to preservation efforts.

historic seattle $90,000—American Express Partners in Preservation grant to install new electrical service for Washington Hall (1908, Local).

museum of history & industry SEATTLE

$5,000—America Express Partners in Preservation Recognition Award for a commitment to preservation efforts.

nikkei heritage association of WashingtonSEATTLE

$75,000—American Express Partners in Preservation grant to rehabilitate the primary facade of two buildings of the Japanese Language School, Nihon Go Gakko (1914-19, NR, Local).

seattle Center, City of seattle $5,000—America Express Partners in Preservation Recognition Award for a commitment to preservation efforts.

seattle department of transportation $5,000—America Express Partners in Preservation Recognition Award for a commitment to preservation efforts.

town hall seattle $125,000—American Express Partners in Preservation grant to assist with the restoration of the facade and stained glass window of Seattle Town Hall (1916-1922).

university heights Center for the Community associationSEATTLE

$60,000—American Express Partners in Preservation grant to rehabilitate the deteriorated wood windows of the University Heights Community Center (1902, Local).

university of Washington SEATTLE

$5,000—America Express Partners in Preservation Recognition Award for a commitment to preservation efforts.

City of Gig Harbor, WAthe skansie Brothers net shed was awarded an american express Partners in Preservation grant of $100,000 to restore the structural integrity and improve public access to this important reminder of the maritime heritage of Gig harbor.

urban league of metropolitan seattle $5,000—America Express Partners in Preservation Recognition Award for a commitment to preservation efforts.

Washington trust for historic Preservation SEATTLE

$1,500—Provide scholarships for attendees to the Heritage Barn Conference in Walla Walla, Wash.

the northwest railway museum SNOQUALMIE

$50,000—American Express Partners in Preservation grant to restore the Chapel Car 5 “Messenger of Peace” (1898, NR, Local).

northwest museum of arts & Culture SPOKANE

$5,000—Assist with drawings and installation of ADA-accessible Carriage House Interpretive Gallery at the historic Campbell House (1897-98, NR, Local).

City of tacoma $5,000—America Express Partners in Preservation Recognition Award for a commitment to preservation efforts.

metro Parks tacoma $5,000—America Express Partners in Preservation Recognition Award for a commitment to preservation efforts.

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metropolitan development Council TACOMA

$70,000—American Express Partners in Preservation grant to assist with the restoration of the entrance portico of Garfield Hall, part of the Orting Soldiers Home campus (1891).

WEST VirGiNiA

ohio valley environmental Coalition HUNTINGTON

$10,000—Obtain an expert legal opinion on whether the National Park Service acted unlawfully in removing Blair Mountain (1921) from the National Register of Historic Places.

WiSCoNSiN

apostle islands historic Preservation Conservancy BAYFIELD

$1,750—Complete a conditions assessment of the West Bay Lodge (1912).

u.s. Forest service - Chequamegon-nicolet national ForestCABLE

$30,000—Set goals and priorities for preservation, management, and public use of the Forest Lodge Historic District and three associated special management areas within the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest.

City of delavan$4,450—Conduct a conditions assessment for the former Israel Stowall Temperance House (1840, NR).

ten Chimneys Foundation GENESEE DEPOT

$3,100—Survey the interior decorative finishes in Ten Chimneys’ Scandinavian-style cottage (1920, NHL, NR).

Wisconsin historical society MADISON

$1,500—Hire speaker for 2010 Statewide Local History and Historic Preservation Conference to provide training on economics and historic preservation.

the ozaukee Washington land trust, inc. MEQUON

$11,385—Complete a historic structure report and a cultural landscape report for Donges Bay Gorge (1936).

City of mineral Point historic Preservation Commission$3,500—Support a historic architecture awareness project for Mineral Point.

namur Belgian heritage Foundation NAMUR

$2,500—Complete a feasibility study and preservation plan for the Wisconsin Belgian Heritage Center (1891, NHL).

Fort Winnebago surgeons’ Quarters PORTAGE

$11,000—Complete a historic structure report for the Fort Winnebago Surgeons’ Quarters (1818-24, NR).

st. Croix Festival theatreST. CROIX FALLS

$11,850—Study the community’s needs, interests, expectations, and fundraising capacity to rehabilitate the theater for existing and proposed programs and services.

Waukesha County historical society & museum$5,000—Complete a restoration plan for Waukesha County’s historic courtroom (1893, NR, Local).

WYoMiNG

safehouse sexual assault services, inc. CHEYENNE

$50,000—Lowe’s Foundation grant to replace windows in the Park Addition School (Chaplin School) (c. 1930, NR) with historically-appropriate windows.

Wyoming state historic Preservation officeCHEYENNE

$500—Sponsor the keynote speaker during the Preserve Wyoming statewide preservation conference.

teton raptor Center WILSON

$4,424—Fund a feasibility study of the Hardeman Barns (1942) that will examine the physical condition of the barns and how they can be adapted to create a space to help injured raptors and to educate and inspire visitors.

National Trust for Historic Preservation Offices

National Trust for Historic Preservation1785 Massachusetts Avenue, NWWashington, DC 20036(202) 588-6000www.PreservationNation.org

Northeast Office7 Faneuil Hall Marketplace, 4th FloorBoston, MA 02109-1649(617) 523-0885(617) 523-1199 FaxE-mail: nero@nthp.org(Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts,New Hampshire, New York, Rhode Island,Vermont) Northeast Field Office6401 Germantown AvenuePhiladelphia, PA 19144(215) 848-8033(215) 848-5997 FaxE-mail: nefo@nthp.org(Delaware, New Jersey, Pennsylvania)

Southern Office456 King StreetCharleston, SC 29403-6247(843) 722-8552(843) 722-8652 FaxE-mail: soro@nthp.org(Alabama, Florida, Georgia,Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi,North Carolina, South Carolina,Tennessee, Puerto Rico, U.S. Virgin Islands)

Southern Field Office1785 Massachusetts Avenue, NWWashington, DC 20036(202) 588-6107(202) 588-6223 FaxE-mail: sfo@nthp.org(District of Columbia, Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia)

Midwest Office53 W. Jackson Boulevard, Suite 350Chicago, IL 60604-2103(312) 939-5547(312) 939-5651 FaxE-mail: mwro@nthp.org(Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan,Minnesota, Missouri, Ohio)

Mountains/Plains Office535 16th Street, Suite 750Denver, CO 80202-2910(303) 623-1504(303) 623-1508 FaxE-mail: mpro@nthp.org(Colorado, Kansas, Montana, Nebraska,North Dakota, South Dakota Utah, Wyoming)

Southwest Office500 Main Street, Suite 1030Fort Worth, TX 76102-3943(817) 332-4398(817) 332-4512 FaxE-mail: swro@nthp.org(Arkansas, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas)

Western Office5 Third Street, Suite 707San Francisco, CA 94103(415) 947-0692(415) 947-0699 FaxE-mail: wro@nthp.org(Alaska, Arizona, California, Hawaii, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, Washington, Pacific Island territories)

Wisconsin Field Office53 W. Jackson Boulevard, Suite 350Chicago, IL 60604(920) 216-4833

PHoto CrEDits

Cover and page 23—Landmarks Illinois, Inc.; page 2—Elizabeth T. Becker, Seaport Photography; page 2—Pepper Watkins; page 3—Anthony Veerkamp; page 4 —The Preservation Society of Charleston; page 10—Friends of Arrow Rock; page 16—Kirk Carrison, NTCIC; page 19—San Francisco Art Institute; page 20—Town of Lake City; page 22—Coastal Regional Commission of Georgia; page 25—City of Kenner Planning Department; page 36—Carol Highsmith; page 16—Kirk Carrison, NTCIC; page 18—Courtesy of La Puente Valley Historical Society, photograph by Robert Barron; page 31—Los Alamos Historical Society; page 39—Lita Dawn Stanton, City of Gig Harbor.

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