Federal grant · project grant (b)
Funding Opportunity Number: P22AS00245TO Provide Federal Financial Assistance to State, Local and Tribal Governments, Other Public Entities, Educational Institutions, and Private Nonprofit Organizations to Identify, Evaluate, Interpret, and Protect Historic Battlefields and Sites Associated With Armed Conflicts on American Soil Through Non-acquisition Projects and Activities.award Synopsis: the Objectives of This Project, One Story a Thousand Voices, Are to Create a New Permanent Exhibit at the Shenandoah Valley Civil War Museum, Include the Renovation of the Second-floor Exhibit Space and the Creation of Additional Exhibits in the Court Room on the First Floor. the Exhibit Will Include the Background of the War, Battle History, Human Interest Stories, and Visitor Information. the Project Will Focus on 20 Civil War Battlefields in the Shenandoah Valley and Related Sites and Stories.beneficiaries: Nonprofit Organizations and General Publicsubawards: None
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$150,000
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