Documentary Heritage Program
The Documentary Heritage Program (DHP)—is a statewide program established by law in 1988 to ensure the identification, sound administration, and accessibility of New York's historical records. The DHP provides grants to not-for-profit organizations in New York State that collect, hold and make available historical records. Funding is available for strategic planning projects, arrangement and description of historical records, and surveying of records of under-documented populations and/or activities.
For further information about the DHP program, including DHP Priorities and Regional Services, visit the Documentary Heritage Program (DHP) information page.
Grant Application Guideline and Forms 2009-2010
Assistance
- Grant Application Workshops – are especially helpful for first-time applicants. Check the current online workshop catalog for information on current DHP workshop offerings.
- Documentary Heritage Program publications. Visit the Managing Historical Records section of the Publications area to obtain a PDF or print copy of DHP publications.
- Documentary Heritage Regional Archivists– are staff members in offices throughout the State who can provide advice on developing a grant project and submitting an application.
Grant Recipients
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Forms needed by current grant recipients:
FS-10 (budget), FS-25 (interim report), FS-10A (budget amendment), or FS-10F (final fiscal report)
Projects Previously Funded
- Current year grant awards: 2008-2009
- Listings of previous grant awards :2007-2008, 2006-2007, 2005-2006, 2004-2005, 2003-2004, 2002-03, 2001-02, 1988-2001
- Rediscovering New York History and Culture—Includes descriptions of projects previously funded by the DHP. Explore the "Links by Subject" area.