2022 Historic Preservation Fund grant recipients

The Tennessee Historical Commission and the State Historic Preservation Office announced 35 Federal Historic Preservation Fund grants totaling nearly $900,000 awarded in November. Besides four sites in Southeast Tennessee in Chattanooga, Cleveland, Loudon and Madisonville, the following projects also were awarded grants elsewhere in the state:

Clay County

› $6,000 to continue the restoration of windows on the national register-listed Clay County Courthouse.

Davidson County

› $9,076 to restore the national register-listed Buchanan Log House.

› $30,000 to fund woodwork restoration of the exterior of Two Rivers Mansion.

› $38,895 to fund phase 2 of the countywide cemetery survey project.

Dickson County

› $12,600 to fund the window and door restoration at the Promise Land School.

Giles County

› $25,000 to fund stabilization of the national register-listed Matt Gardner Homestead Museum.

Greene County

› $22,740 to continue the restoration of the national register-listed Blue Springs Church.

Hawkins County

› $39,000 to fund the restoration of the national register-listed Powell Law Office.

Haywood County

› $7,200 to fund the preparation of national register nominations

Lawrence County

› $12,000 to update design guidelines, downtown survey and national register nomination.

Madison County

› $15,000 to fund the window restoration of the former Bemis Rosenwald School.

Maury County

› $15,000 to fund the updating of design guidelines, downtown survey and national register nominations.

› $7,344 to fund interior restoration projects at the James K. Polk Home.

› $14,400 for restoration of the Maury County Courthouse masonry.

Shelby County

› $22,800 to fund foundation restoration of the national register-listed Davies Manor House museum.

Sullivan County

› $25,260 to fund restoration of the national register-listed Anderson Townhouse.

Warren County

› $26,928 to fund foundation and window restoration of the National Register-listed Black House museum.

Wayne County

› $21,090 to fund the restoration of the National Register-listed Collinwood Depot.

› $20,000 to fund restoration of the National Register-listed T.S. Stribling House museum.

Williamson County

› $30,000 to fund the restoration of the national register-listed Shorter Chapel.