FY2025 Historic Preservation Fund - Underrepresented Communities Grants

The Project Images Worksheet outlines requirements for submitting photographs as part of an application, likely for federal grants or RFPs related to historic preservation or community projects. Applicants must include at least one current photo per elevation and one overall photo, showing current conditions, immediate threats, and damaged resources. All photos require a caption and photo credit, becoming the property of the National Park Service for potential reproduction with appropriate credit. The document provides spaces for 19 images, emphasizing good quality and relevance to the community and historic sites involved in the project. Additional tips and FAQs are available online.

The Project Images Worksheet outlines requirements for submitting photographs as part of an application, likely for federal or state grants related to historic preservation or community projects. Applicants must include at least one current photo per elevation and one overall photo, showing current conditions, immediate threats, and damaged resources. All photos require a caption and photo credit. These images, whether color or black and white, should depict the community and the historic site, museum property, downtown, or significant resource involved in the project. The National Park Service (NPS) will own all submitted materials and may reproduce them with appropriate credit. The document provides spaces for 19 images, each with fields for caption, date taken, and credit, along with links to application tips and FAQs.

The Project Images Worksheet outlines requirements for submitting photographs as part of an application to the National Park Service (NPS). Applicants must include one current photo per elevation and one overall current photo, at minimum. Photos should depict current conditions, immediate threats, and representative examples of damaged resources. All images, whether color or black and white, must be of good quality and feature the community, historic site, museum property, downtown area, or significant resource involved in the project. Each photograph requires a caption, date taken, and photo credit. All submitted materials, including photos, become the property of the NPS and may be reproduced by the NPS or its partners with appropriate credit given. Further application tips and FAQs are available on the NPS website.

The Project Images Worksheet outlines requirements for submitting photographs as part of an application, likely for federal grants or RFPs related to historic preservation or community projects. Applicants must include at least one current photo per elevation and one overall photo, showing current conditions, immediate threats, and damaged resources. All photos require a caption and photo credit. Photos should be of good quality, depict the community and the historic site, museum property, downtown, or significant resource involved in the project. Submitted materials, including photographs, become the property of the National Park Service and may be reproduced with appropriate credit. Additional tips and FAQs are available at https://go.nps.gov/apptips. The document provides spaces for 19 images, each with fields for caption, date taken, and credit.

The Project Images Worksheet outlines requirements for submitting photographs as part of an application to the National Park Service (NPS). Applicants must include one current photo per elevation and one overall photo, at minimum. Photos should depict current conditions, immediate threats, and representative examples of damaged resources within the community or historic site. All images must be of good quality, include a caption and photo credit, and can be in color or black and white. Submitted photos become the property of the NPS and may be reproduced by the NPS or its partners with appropriate credit. Additional application tips and FAQs are available on the NPS website.

The Project Images Worksheet outlines requirements for submitting photographs as part of an application, likely for federal or state grants, or RFPs. Applicants must include at least one current photo per elevation and one overall current photo, demonstrating existing conditions and immediate threats, particularly for damaged resources. Each photo needs a caption and photo credit, with good quality images preferred. All submitted materials become the property of the National Park Service and may be reproduced with appropriate credit. Photos should depict the community and the historic site, museum property, downtown, or significant resource involved in the project. The document emphasizes providing specific details for each image, including the date taken and credit.

The Project Images Worksheet outlines requirements for submitting photographs as part of an application to the National Park Service. Applicants must include at least one current photo per elevation and one overall photo, showing current conditions and immediate threats, with representative examples of damaged resources. All photos, whether color or black and white, must be of good quality and depict the community and the historic site, museum property, downtown, or significant resource involved in the project. Each image requires a caption, date taken, and photo credit. All submitted materials, including photographs, become the property of the National Park Service and may be reproduced by NPS or its partners, with appropriate credit given. Further application tips and FAQs are available on the NPS website.