NCPC Preservation Grant Applications Are Now Open to Individual and Institutional Members!

The North Carolina Preservation Consortium awards grants up to $2,000 for projects related to preservation assessments, collection assessments, preservation consultations, preservation project work (physical treatment), environmental monitoring equipment, storage furniture and enclosures, digital and media storage, tools and equipment, conservation of collections, education and training, or interpretation and accessibility.

The application window is now open, and proposals from institutional as well as individual members are eligible for consideration!

The deadline for applications is April 15th, 2026.  For complete information, visit https://ncpreservation.org/programs/grants/.

The NCPC 2025 Fall Conference Schedule has now been posted.

Register before Nov. 2nd @ https://ncpc.formstack.com/forms/register_conference2025_copy

Melissa Timo, Historic Cemetery Specialist for the NC Office of State Archaeology, will be the keynote speaker for the North Carolina Preservation Consortium’s upcoming conference “Dead Men DO Tell Tales!” to be held on November 14th at the McKimmon Center in Raleigh, North Carolina. A full schedule will be released soon.

Register by Nov. 2nd

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