Conservation of Works of Art grants assist institutions with interdisciplinary treatment and research projects designed to conserve works from their permanent collections that are of outstanding artistic significance.
Architectural Conservation Grants support organizations throughout the world in their efforts to preserve buildings, sites, and designed landscapes of outstanding architectural, historical, and cultural significance. Planning Grants assist in the initial development of an overall conservation plan. Support is also available on a selective basis for the development of archaeological site management plans. Implementation Grants assist in the actual conservation of a building's historic structure and fabric.
Conservation training programs, museums, and other nonprofit organizations may apply for various types of support that contribute to the professional development of conservators. Individuals may not apply directly for grants in this category.
NOTE: The final grants for this initiative were awarded in 2007.
Campus Heritage Grants were designed to assist colleges and universities in the United States with the preservation of their significant historic buildings, sites, and landscapes.
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Fallingwater, Mill Run, Pennsylvania. Photo: Robert P. Ruschak, Courtesy of the Western Pennsylvania Conservancy.
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