National Register Guide Stories
The National Register of Historic Places is the official list of the nation's historic places worthy of preservation. Administered by the National Park Service, the National Register helps identify, evaluate, and protect America's historic and archaeological resources. But even this useful preservation tool can get a little confusing, so we at the National Trust teamed up with Jim Gabbert, a historian with the National Park Service, to create our National Register of Historic Places Guide.
-
Preservation Tips and Tools National Register Guide, Appendix E: National Register vs. National Historic Landmark Designations -
Preservation Tips and Tools National Register Guide, Appendix D: Common Nomination Errors -
Preservation Tips and Tools National Register Guide, Appendix C: Amending an Existing Nomination -
Preservation Tips and Tools National Register Guide, Appendix B: Opposition to a Nomination -
Preservation Tips and Tools National Register Guide, Appendix A: The Evolution of Historic Significance -
Preservation Tips and Tools National Register Guide, Episode 14: Possible Outcomes of a Nomination -
Preservation Tips and Tools National Register Guide, Episode 13: Who Officially Nominates a Property? -
Preservation Tips and Tools National Register Guide, Episode 12: Standard Reference Materials -
Preservation Tips and Tools National Register Guide, Episode 11: Additional Nomination Resources -
Preservation Tips and Tools National Register Guide, Episode 10: Your State as a Resource -
Preservation Tips and Tools National Register Guide, Episode 9: Evaluating Historic Integrity -
Preservation Tips and Tools National Register Guide, Episode 8: Criteria and Areas of Significance
1 - 12 of 19 stories
This May, for Preservation Month, we’re celebrating the power of place—and the countless ways, big and small, that preservation creates. Preservation Month is our chance to show why our work matters!
Celebrate!