Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credit workshop, rolling into Bowling Green, KY on October 30th!
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As an agency of the Kentucky Tourism, Arts and Heritage Cabinet, the Kentucky Heritage Council serves as the State Historic Preservation Office, dedicated to the identification, protection, and preservation of Kentucky's rich heritage. Our mission is integral to making communities more livable, and our work has a far-reaching impact. ??? Historic Preservation: We locate, survey, and document historic buildings and sites, ensuring their protection and preservation for future generations. We also make nominations to the National Register of Historic Places. ?? Rehabilitation Tax Credits: We administer federal and state historic rehabilitation tax credit programs, encouraging the revitalization and reuse of historic properties. ?? Archaeological Research & Education: We conduct archaeological research & educational programs, helping understand Kentucky's prehistoric and historic past. ??? Section 106: We review the impacts of federal projects in compliance with Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act, safeguarding our cultural resources. ??? Preservation Education and Planning: We work closely with local governments and preservation commissions, providing education and planning assistance to promote sustainable heritage preservation. ?? Certified Local Government Program: In collaboration with the National Park Service, we administer the CLG Program, empowering local communities to protect & celebrate their historic resources. ?? Kentucky Main Street Program: We manage the Kentucky Main Street Program, supporting downtown revitalization efforts and fostering economic development. ?? Supporting Commissions: We provide administrative support to the Kentucky African American Heritage Commission, Martin Luther King JR. Commission, Kentucky Native American Heritage Commission and Kentucky Military Heritage Commission. Kentucky's historic places are as diverse as its citizens weaving together a tapestry of stories that shape our collective identity.
Kentucky Heritage Council / State Historic Preservation Office的外部链接
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US,Kentucky,Frankfort,40601
The KHC Archaeology Conference is hosted by KHC Site Protection Program staff to highlight historic and prehistoric cultural resources and as an opportunity for archaeologists, historic preservation, and allied professionals to share information and research findings about their work.
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Working on revitalizing a historic building? Join us for an educational workshop about utilizing Historic Tax Credits. Find out how you might qualify for Tax Credits. The event will be held Wednesday, November 13th at the Boyle County Library, beginning at 6:00 PM ET. The Kentucky Heritage Council's (KHC) Site Development Program oversees State and Federal Tax Incentive programs to encourage the protection and rehabilitation of historic properties listed in (or in some cases, eligible for) the National Register of Historic Places. For an overview of Historic Tax Credits, visit our website:?https://lnkd.in/ec2Btg9C Contact: Katie Wilborn, Kentucky Heritage Council, Site Development Program Administrator | [email protected]
The 2025 KHC Archaeology Conference is scheduled for February 28th through March 2nd at the beautiful Kenlake State Park in Hardin, KY. Hosted by KHC Site Protection Program staff, the conference highlights historic and prehistoric cultural resources and is an opportunity for archaeologists, historic preservationists, and allied professionals to share information and research findings about their work in Kentucky and neighboring states. https://lnkd.in/eqbkQsAi ALSO, consider this a CALL FOR PAPERS! We would love to see your presentation for the 42nd Annual Kentucky Archaeology Conference and we hope you’ll plan to submit a paper for Volume 12 of Current Archaeological Research in Kentucky. Please submit a presentation title to Nicole at [email protected] by January 1st, 2025. #archaeology #conference #kentuckyarchaeologymonth #archaeologist #kyarcheologymonth #education #archaeologylife #research #presentation #ilovearchaeology #archeologia #kentucky #learn
Join the Kentucky Main Street Program for their 2024 Fall Conference, October 1-4! The conference is being held across 4 communities; Paducah, Murray, Guthrie, and Scottsville. This conference will help empower communities with the latest strategies in business development, real estate management, event planning, marketing, preservation,?placemaking, organizational capacity, and?community?engagement.?This?concise?workshop will walk you through the Solution Center's eight key focus areas, offering a?roadmap to leveraging these resources for your communities' unique needs. Learn more and register: https://lnkd.in/djYgUBFy