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This guide was compiled by the Illinois Historic Preservation Agency
in 2002 as a courtesy to Illinois residents who seek assistance in their
historic preservation projects beyond the scope of what the Agency can
normally provide. It outlines resources available at the time of creation
that appeared to be useful or helpful in preservation-related projects,
and does not necessarily endorse those resources or guarantee their availability
or applicability to the project in question.
We have made every effort to be as thorough as possible, but there are
likely resources available beyond those listed here, especially at the
local level, and those wishing to do preservation work are urged to search
for them. There are many funds available only to government entities,
which they then distribute to their residents. Local phone books and libraries
are very valuable sources of information. Other local resources may include:
- local and county governments
- museums
- historical societies
- genealogical societies
- local businesses
- volunteer organizations and other relevant groups
Every effort has been made to ensure that the information contained in
this guide is accurate. The sections of this guide provide summaries of
programs that are available for various types of buildings. We urge you
to contact the sponsors of the programs listed here before beginning any
kind of application process or rehabilitation work to ensure that you
do in fact qualify for assistance and that you follow the proper application
procedure. (Click here
for a summary of all sources of assistance with contact information about
the programs. Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader, available at
http://www.adobe.com.)
Is your property . . .
Certified Local Governments
Not-for-Profits (NFPs) and/or
properties certified as historically significant or as contributing within
a historic district at the local, state, or national level.
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