Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Purpose of Awardin Accordance With P L 106 291 Sec 157 the Projects Completed Under This Agreement Are to Implement Wheeling National Heritage Area Nha Management Plan the NPS and Recipient Will Collaborate in the Improvement of People S Understanding of Important Natural and Cultural Resources Summary of Project Specific Activities Increasing and Supporting Heritage Tourism, Supporting Educational Programs That Focus on the Natural and Cultural History of the Region and Building Capacity Among History and Recreation Organizations Performance Goals Including Milestones and Expected Outcomes Maintain Relationships With the Stakeholders, Support Historic Preservation, Manage Grants, Execute Community Programs, and Create Multimedia Experiences to Promote and Sustain the Stories of the Wheeling National Heritage Area Operation of the Wheeling Artisan Center, a Center for Community Gathering and Historical Interpretation, in Addition to Housing the Wheeling Heritage Offices the Artisan Center Is a Strong Symbol of the Heritage Area S Identity It Serves as a Gateway to the Heritage Port Waterfront Its Interpretive Exhibits Tell the Story of Wheeling S Industrial Heritage Beneficiaries the Beneficiaries of the Projects Undertaken Under This Agreement Include the Public and the Communities Associated With the Nha as Well as Partner Organizations
Committed
$596,000
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