NC State Historic Preservation Office What We Do The North Carolina State Historic Preservation Office assists private citizens, private institutions, local governments, and agencies of state and federal government in the identification, evaluation, protection, and enhancement of properties significant in North Carolina history and archaeology. The agency carries out state and federal preservation programs and is a section within the Division of Historical Resources, Office of Archives and History, North Carolina Department of Natural and Cultural Resources (NCDNCR). The office serves as the staff of the State Historic Preservation Officer, who is the NCDNCR Deputy Secretary for the Office of Archives and History, and as staff of the North Carolina Historical Commission in the review of state and federal development projects that might affect historic North Carolina properties. Architectural Surveys and the National Register of Historic Places Restoration Services & Historic Tax Credits Environmental Review Compliance with Section 106 & GS 121.12(a) ensures consideration of North Carolina's historic cultural resources. GIS Maps & Data Use HPOWEB or download datasets into your own GIS Local Historic Preservation Commissions & Certified Local Governments Grants About Us HPO News & Events Disaster Preparedness and Recovery June 1st kicks off the Atlantic hurricane season. Have you developed your disaster preparedness and recovery plan? We would love to help! Click on the link below to visit our disaster related information pages or contact your county's SHPO staff with questions. Disaster Preparedness and Recovery in NC NC SHPO Staff by County New Listing on the National Register of Historic Places Bethlehem Baptist Church, a rural Gothic Revival frame church, built circa 1902 in the vicinity of Bethlehem, Hertford County. New Historic Tax Credit Rehabilitation "Plant L" of the Thomasville Chair Co. has been rehabilitated using federal & state historic tax credits, bringing 139 affordable housing units and +$20 million of private investment to Thomasville. Section 106 Compliance C. F. Ferrell House, a contributing resource within the National Register-listed Carpenter Historic District, has been prepped for relocation to avoid demolition. Wake County, March 2019. Certified Local Government HPO staff and participants following the fall 2018 Northeast Regional CLG training on the steps of the 1767 Historic Chowan County Courthouse. Preservation Plans and Reports North Carolina 2013-2022 Historic Preservation Plan 2021 Annual NC Historic Preservation Report 2020 Annual NC Historic Preservation Report NCHPO Contact Information 109 E. Jones Street, 2nd Floor Mail Service Center 4617 Raleigh NC 27601 Phone: (919) 814-6570 Fax: (919) 814-6898 Fed Ex/UPS address: 109 E. Jones St., Raleigh NC 27601 Contact NCHPO Staff HPOWEB Visit our gallery of GIS web mapping applications including HPOWEB, which shows the locations of over 120,000 historic resources across the State. Follow NCHPO On Facebook Our GIS blog Our Newsletter Subscribe to our Emails NCHPO Website Map
NC State Historic Preservation Office What We Do The North Carolina State Historic Preservation Office assists private citizens, private institutions, local governments, and agencies of state and federal government in the identification, evaluation, protection, and enhancement of properties significant in North Carolina history and archaeology. The agency carries out state and federal preservation programs and is a section within the Division of Historical Resources, Office of Archives and History, North Carolina Department of Natural and Cultural Resources (NCDNCR). The office serves as the staff of the State Historic Preservation Officer, who is the NCDNCR Deputy Secretary for the Office of Archives and History, and as staff of the North Carolina Historical Commission in the review of state and federal development projects that might affect historic North Carolina properties. Architectural Surveys and the National Register of Historic Places Restoration Services & Historic Tax Credits Environmental Review Compliance with Section 106 & GS 121.12(a) ensures consideration of North Carolina's historic cultural resources. GIS Maps & Data Use HPOWEB or download datasets into your own GIS Local Historic Preservation Commissions & Certified Local Governments Grants About Us HPO News & Events Disaster Preparedness and Recovery June 1st kicks off the Atlantic hurricane season. Have you developed your disaster preparedness and recovery plan? We would love to help! Click on the link below to visit our disaster related information pages or contact your county's SHPO staff with questions. Disaster Preparedness and Recovery in NC NC SHPO Staff by County New Listing on the National Register of Historic Places Bethlehem Baptist Church, a rural Gothic Revival frame church, built circa 1902 in the vicinity of Bethlehem, Hertford County. New Historic Tax Credit Rehabilitation "Plant L" of the Thomasville Chair Co. has been rehabilitated using federal & state historic tax credits, bringing 139 affordable housing units and +$20 million of private investment to Thomasville. Section 106 Compliance C. F. Ferrell House, a contributing resource within the National Register-listed Carpenter Historic District, has been prepped for relocation to avoid demolition. Wake County, March 2019. Certified Local Government HPO staff and participants following the fall 2018 Northeast Regional CLG training on the steps of the 1767 Historic Chowan County Courthouse. Preservation Plans and Reports North Carolina 2013-2022 Historic Preservation Plan 2021 Annual NC Historic Preservation Report 2020 Annual NC Historic Preservation Report NCHPO Contact Information 109 E. Jones Street, 2nd Floor Mail Service Center 4617 Raleigh NC 27601 Phone: (919) 814-6570 Fax: (919) 814-6898 Fed Ex/UPS address: 109 E. Jones St., Raleigh NC 27601 Contact NCHPO Staff HPOWEB Visit our gallery of GIS web mapping applications including HPOWEB, which shows the locations of over 120,000 historic resources across the State. Follow NCHPO On Facebook Our GIS blog Our Newsletter Subscribe to our Emails NCHPO Website Map
