Application Now Available for the Historic Preservation Capital Grant Program

The Historic Preservation Capital Grant Program promotes the acquisition, restoration, and rehabilitation of historic properties in Maryland. Eligible properties are limited to those listed in or determined eligible for the National Register of Historic Places. A total of $600,000 is available for grants each year. Only online applications are accepted.

To apply, view grant documents, or for more information, visit the Historic Preservation Capital Grant Program webpage.

The deadline to apply is March 17, 2025, at 11:59 pm EST.

Virtual Q&A Sessions

MHT is also hosting two Q&A sessions in February for prospective applicants of the Historic Preservation Capital Grant Program.  Before joining a Q&A Session it is recommended to have participated in a General Overview webinar or an in-person workshop. Previously recorded webinars relevant to the Historic Preservation Capital Grant Program are available on the MHT YouTube Channel. The prior webinars include information about easements, match requirements, specifics for religious sites, and recommendations on how to best answer application questions. Come to a Q&A Session ready to talk about your specific project and be prepared to ask detailed questions about your project, general questions about the program, or just listen in.

Webinar and workshop attendance is free, but registration is required. For information about the grant program, a full list of dates, and details on how to register visit the Historic Preservation Capital Grant Program webpage.

February 5, 2025: Virtual Q&A session | 10 AM – 12 PM | Google Meet

February 28, 2025: Virtual Q&A session | 1 PM – 3 PM | Google Meet

We look forward to seeing you and assisting with your application! For more information about the webinars or the Historic Preservation Capital Grant Program, please contact Bill Hersch, Capital Grants and Loans Administrator, at bill.hersch@maryland.gov. 

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