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Historic Districts: Preserving the Beauty and History of our Cities

Welcome to our Historic Districts webpage, where you will find a wealth of information on preserving and revitalizing areas of historical significance in various cities across the United States and Canada. Also known as historic districts or historic district preservation, these unique neighborhoods showcase the architectural styles, cultural heritage, and rich stories of our past.

Our mission is to celebrate and protect these timeless treasures, ensuring that future generations can appreciate and learn from the beauty and history they hold. We offer a range of resources, guidance, and application forms to help communities and property owners navigate the process of designating and maintaining historic districts.

Why are historic districts so important? They enhance the character and charm of a city, transporting residents and visitors back in time. From the grand Victorian homes of the South to the charming colonial-era streets of the East Coast, each district represents a distinctive chapter in our history. These collections of historic buildings, structures, and landscapes connect us to our roots, fostering a sense of pride, identity, and community spirit.

Our webpage provides access to various documents that are essential for those interested in preserving and revitalizing historic districts. Whether you are a homeowner, city planner, architect, or historian, you will find resources tailored to your needs. Some of the key documents you can find include:

  • Historic Building Supplement: This document is a comprehensive guide for property owners on renovating and maintaining historic buildings, offering valuable tips on preserving architectural details and adhering to local regulations.

  • National Register of Historic Places Preliminary Evaluation Questionnaire: If you believe your property deserves recognition on the National Register of Historic Places, this questionnaire will help you evaluate its eligibility criteria and initiate the application process.

  • Historic District Designation Application: If you are interested in designating a neighborhood as a historic district, this application outlines the necessary steps, requirements, and benefits of such designation.

  • Certificate of Appropriateness Application: For property owners within designated historic districts, this application guides you through the process of seeking approval for site work or development, ensuring that any changes are respectful of the district's historical integrity.

  • Request for Evaluation (Rfe) - Historic District: If you are uncertain about whether a property falls within a designated historic district, this form allows you to request an evaluation from the relevant authorities, providing clarity and guidance.

At our Historic Districts webpage, we are committed to preserving our architectural heritage and promoting a future that embraces the values and traditions of the past. Explore our collection of documents, tools, and resources to discover how you can contribute to the preservation and revitalization of our cherished historic districts.

  • Note: The examples provided are for illustrative purposes only and may not represent actual documents available on our webpage.
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This document provides a supplement for historic buildings in South Carolina. It includes relevant information and guidelines for the preservation and restoration of these structures.

This form is used for conducting a preliminary evaluation of potential historic places in Mississippi to determine eligibility for inclusion in the National Register of Historic Places.

This form is used for petitioning the City of Berkeley, California to designate a landmark, structure of merit, or historic district.

This document is for applying for historic district designation in the City of Houston, Texas. Apply to have your neighborhood or property recognized for its historical significance and receive special protections and incentives.

This document is a checklist used by the City of Houston, Texas for demolitions that require a Certificate of Appropriateness. It outlines the specific requirements and guidelines that must be followed in order to obtain the certificate and proceed with the demolition.

This document is used for applying for historic preservation in the City of Rancho Mirage, California. It provides information on the application process and requirements for preserving historic buildings and sites.

This document is used for applying for a Certificate of Appropriateness from the Historic District Commission in the City of Adrian, Michigan.

This form is used for applying for a certificate of appropriateness for site work or development in historic districts in the Town of Selma, North Carolina.

This document is for the nomination of a historic district in the City of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It provides information about the significance and historical importance of the district, and outlines the criteria for its preservation and protection.

This document is an application for the elimination or modification of a historic district in the City of Troy, Michigan. This form is used by property owners who wish to request changes to the designated historic district in their area.

This document is a Historic District Designation and Nomination Application form for properties in the City of Fort Worth, Texas. It is used to request recognition and preservation of historically significant buildings or areas.

This form is used for conducting public hearings in historic districts in Virginia. It allows for input and feedback from the public regarding any proposed changes or developments that may impact the historical integrity of the district.

This document is a Request for Evaluation (RFE) specifically for the Historic District in New York City. It is used for requesting the evaluation of a property or area for inclusion in the historic district.

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