Programs and Services
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The SHPO’s Hurricane Sandy program did not just assist property owners with repairs. The SHPO’s team also surveyed thousands of historic properties, developed GIS databases, assisted towns with resiliency planning, nominated properties to the National Registers of Historic Places—and much more!
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Learn how sites associated with African-American history or state heritage can be listed on the Connecticut Freedom Trail.
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Connecticut Environmental Policy Act (CEPA)
Learn about the state's legal recourse after unreasonable destruction to our natural resources or historic structures.
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Section 106 Review and Compliance
Get technical guidance for publicly funded projects that can have an impact on historic Connecticut resources.
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Historic Cemeteries and Gravestone Protection
Learn the right procedure for restoring, improving or changing a protected ancient burial ground.
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Get details on the permits, qualifications and reporting requirements needed to conduct research on State Archeological Preserves.
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See what it takes to qualify an area as a State Archaeological Preserve. Find a list of currently designated preserves.
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Olmsted in CT Landscape Documentation Project
This site explores Frederick Law Olmsted's legacy and its impact on the CT landscape.
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Learn how the National Park Service evaluates a historic site for this special designation.
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See how to order a plaque for properties listed on the State or National Registers of Historic Places.
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State Register of Historic Places
See the requirements and application process to have a historic resource listed on the official State Register.
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National Register of Historic Places
Learn the eligibility requirements and application procedure to have a historic site listed on the National Register.
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Find out about studies that can support nominations to the National and State Registers of Historic Places.
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Learn about the historic role that Connecticut played in the American Revolution.
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Certified Local Government Program
Get details on applying for this designation, an essential first step before a historic preservation project can qualify for special grants and programs.