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Federal grant · project grant (b)
Funding Opportunity Number: P22AS00623TO 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 Goal of This Project, Huntsberry Farm Fencing, Is to Install Period Fencing to Restore Day of Battle Conditions and the 19TH Century Farming Landscape on the Huntsberry Farm Property on the Third Winchester Battlefield. Recreating the Farm Landscape Will Help Restore the Battlefield Landscape and Preserve the Battlefield. It Will Also Recreate the Sense of Place of the Farm Itself and Help Preserve the Stories of the Free and Enslaved Persons Who Lived on the Farm at the Time of the Battle. Beneficiaries: State, Local and Tribal Governments Nonprofit Organizations General Publicsubawards: None
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$79,428
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