Historic Endangered Properties

Endangered Historic Property Form
An Endangered Places Program Initiative

Preservation SC's Endangered Places Program was created in 1996 as a part of the organization's initiative to support historic preservation in communities across South Carolina. The program was created to save threatened old buildings, usually by getting the right to purchase the properties, then selling them to people who agree to restore them. To date, more than 40 properties have been protected by the program. The program is made up of two components: the Endangered Places Revolving Fund, and Endangered Places Advocacy. Learn more about the program here.

This Endangered Historic Property Form is a part of the Endangered Places Advocacy component of the Program.

The purpose of this form is to identify vulnerable historic properties for potential investment, while advocating and encouraging for their preservation.

Do you know of an endangered historic property that has not received the attention it deserves?

Forms are accepted on a rolling basis throughout the year. We will reply to your submission within 60 days. Questions? For questions or assistance with your Project Intake Form, please contact PSC staff by email at Joanna@PreserveSC.org.

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HISTORIC ENDANGERED PROPERTY FORM

An Endangered Places Program Initiative

Name

Address

City

State

Zip

Check which applies to you: Required

Nonprofit organization or institution [501(c)(3)]

Local government including governmental agencies

Federal or state recognized Native American Tribe

Individual

For Profit Entity / Business

Office Phone

Mobile Phone

Address (If different from above)

Website

City

State

Zip

Historic Building Information

Building Name (If Applicable)

Building Address

City

State

Zip

County

Current Use of Building

Building Owner

Building Owner Email

Building Owner Phone

National Register of Historic Places Status:

Building not required to be listed as a contributing resource in a National Register historic district or individually listed or eligible for listing in the National Register. However, any information about the building is helpful when we evaluate the property.

Check which applies:

Individually listed in the National Register

Contributing building located in a National Register Historic District

Has been determined eligible for listing in the National Register of Historic Places

Nomination Name

Historic District Name

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What is the source of that determination and the date?
Examples of sources: Preliminary Information Form

(South Carolina Department of Archives and History)

Building Significance

In 250 words or less, describe the historical, cultural and/or architectural significance of the historic building. Refer to the National Register of Historic Places nomination form available on the SC Historic Properties Record for buildings that are listed in the National Register.

Site Threats

In 250 words or less, describe the immediate and long-term threats to the historic building and the anticipated outcome if the threats are not addressed. Include a description of the current physical condition of the building.

Plans

In 250 words or less, describe how the current threats for the site could be addressed. Describe any current plans for the building, if applicable. This may include - weatherization and/or stabilization of the historic building, advocacy efforts, pending sale of the property, etc.

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