NEH Grant Deadlines: Interpreting America's Historic Places

NEH Grant Deadlines: Interpreting America's Historic Places Date Submitted: 2006-07-03
Announcement ID: 151831

National Endowment for the Humanities
Public Programs: INTERPRETING AMERICA’S HISTORIC PLACES
Places where history was made have a special power to connect people to the past and to impress upon us the deeper lessons of our history. NEH invites proposals for public programs that exploit the evocative power of historic places to address themes and issues central to American history.

Are you preserving an historic place? If so, you might also want to think about exhibits, interpretive materials, heritage tourism partnerships, or other strategies for helping the public to learn more about your historic place, and the people, stories, events, and ideas that make it a significant part of American history.

“Interpreting America’s Historic Places” grants support public humanities programs that use one or more historic sites to interpret important topics in American history. Projects can interpret a single historic site, a series of sites, whole neighborhoods, communities or towns, or larger geographic regions.

September 12, 2006, is the deadline for proposals for both Consultation Grants and Planning Grants for Interpreting America’s Historic Places.

January 23, 2007, is the deadline for proposals for Implementation Grants.

For guidelines and further information about INTERPRETING AMERICA’S HISTORIC PLACES grants, visit the website

To speak with a program officer about an INTERPRETING AMERICA’S HISTORIC PLACES proposal, call 202-606-8269 or send an e-mail to publicpgms@neh.gov.

Megan Lacy
Intern, National Endowment for the Humanities
Email: mlacy@neh.gov