Demystifying Revolving Funds
What is a revolving fund project? How can this funding and restoration model help my preservation project? Find out more in this article!
Jun 30, 2024
African American Preservation News in South Carolina
News & Notes in Preservation
Preserving Tenant House Sites is Corrective Justice at Rose Hill Plantation State Historic Site
What does it look like to preserve the legacy of tenant house sites as a crucial piece of plantation history? Find out more about how Rose Hill State Historic Site has documented and preserved these unique sites.
Dr. Larry Watson: A Pioneer in South Carolina Black History Research and Preservation
Learn more about Dr. Larry Watson's journey in the field of African American history and how historic preservation has changed and shifted over time.
The State Review Board – A Critical Step For Achieving National Register Designation
All nominations for the National Register must first be reviewed by a state panel to make sure it meets requirements. Discover more about this process from Brad Sauls, the supervisor of the National Register program at the State Historic Preservation Office.
Hampton Plantation: A Case Study of Preserving a Black History Landscape
Cultural landscape documentation and preservation at Hampton Plantation State Historic Site
How to Apply for Grants With the African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund
AACHAF grants can support preservation projects ranging from rehabilitation to interpretation.
How to Prepare and Apply for African American Civil Rights Grants from the National Park Service
NPS' African American Civil Rights Grants provide assistance for a multitude of projects, ranging from research and interpretation to rehabilitation and restoration.
Ayanna Goines: African American History at SC Department of Archives + History
Learn from historian Ayanna Goines of the SC Department of Archives and History on preserving historic African American sites.
Preserving African American History: The Enduring Legacy of Michael Allen
Keys to success in preservation: Know Your Story. Work Around Barriers