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2022-2023 CLG Grant Projects

The Vermillion Historic Preservation Commission used a $17,000 grant to complete a National Register of Historic Places nomination for the Brookman House and to prepare a preservation plan for the Carnegie Library building.

 

The Clay County Historic Preservation Commission used a $18,800 grant to prepare a booklet on Prentis Park, produce newsletters, attend the annual conference of the South Dakota State Historical Society, and keep current on memberships with preservation organizations. 

 

The Brookings Historic Preservation Commission used a $8,400 grant to complete a communication plan for the preservation commission, produce a historic building booklet on South Dakota State University, attend the Preserve Iowa conference, and keep memberships current with professional organizations. 

 

The Huron Historic Preservation Commission used a $2,500 grant to attend the annual conference of the South Dakota State Historical Society and keep memberships current with professional organizations. 

 

The Lead Historic Preservation Commission was awarded a $2,000 grant to help supplement preservation-related portions of Lead’s Heritage Fest. 

 

The Pierre/Fort Pierre Historic Preservation Commission used a $16,400 grant to produce booklets on historic Fort Pierre Homes, the Sansarc School, and sites related to Lewis and Clark in the area.  They also used the grant funds for memberships and conferences. 

 

The Rapid City Historic Preservation Commission used a $20,000 grant to host a painting workshop for contractors and the commission, attend the National Trust for Historic Preservation conference, and keep current with memberships to professional organizations. 

 

The Sioux Falls Board of Preservation used a $18,600 grant to complete a survey of local Mid-Century properties and attend the National Alliance of Preservation Commissions conference. 

 

The Spearfish Historic Preservation Commission used a $4,000 grant to prepare photographs for an upcoming brochure on local historical properties, administer a paint grant program, and keep current with memberships to professional organizations.   



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