Federal award · other reimbursable, contingent, intangible, or indirect financial assistance

Historicorps

This Project Will Engage Staff, Students and Volunteers in Preservation Work to Reduce Deferred Maintenance at the Historic Provancher Ranch. Work Will Entail Redirecting Excess Water Away From the Foundation, Repairing/stabilizing Foundation and Substructure, Repairing/replacing Deteriorated Sill Logs and First Course of Wall Timbers Around the Perimeter of the Structure, Repairing Damaged Roof Decking, Installing New Corrugated Metal Panels and Ridge Caps Over Each Gable, and Repairing and Sealing Exterior Doors, Windows and Other Openings to Prevent Water and Animals From Entering the Main House.

Committed

$185,000

Paid out
$29.8K
16%
Committed, not yet paid
$155.2K
84%

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Source

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