Section 106 Stories
Since the enactment of NHPA 60 years ago, Section 106 has been the foundational requirement for federal agencies to “take into account” the effects of their actions on historic properties and places, enabling public participation and comment in the process, empowering state and local governments and tribal communities to have a voice in the process, and often improving the project and enhancing the outcome. Read these stories to learn more about the Section 106 process and the positive impact it has.
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Section 106 Under Threat Section 106: Frequently Asked Questions -
Section 106 Under Threat A National Historic Landmark Returns to Form as a Home for Veterans -
Section 106 Under Threat Updating a Modern Train Line In Chicago -
Section 106 Under Threat A Modernist Icon to Flight Saved to Fly Another Day -
Action Center Making the Case for Preservation -
Monumental Arch National Trust Comments to CFA on Proposed New Monumental Arch -
Preservation Leadership Forum Challenges to the National Environmental Policy Act -
Section 106 Under Threat How You Can Get Involved in a Section 106 Review -
Section 106 Under Threat The Basics of Section 106 Review -
White House Ballroom Proposal Construction of the White House Ballroom: Frequently Asked Questions -
Historic Preservation Fund 6 Things You Might Not Know About Historic Preservation Offices (But Should!) -
Action Center Fall 2024 Legal Advocacy in Review
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Announcing the Historic Preservation Defense Fund, a campaign to protect the places, laws, and principles that safeguard our nation's historic places.
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