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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 Goals of This Project, River Road Structures, Are to Demolish and Remove Four Non-historic Structures on the River Road Property on the New Market Battlefield in Shenandoah County, Virginia. the Project Is Intended to Restore Day of Battle Conditions on the Key Battlefield Site, Which Is Planned to Be Included on a Battlefield Greenway Trail. the Work in This Project Will Benefit Residents, Visitors, and Everyone Who Cares About Preserving American History and the Rural Landscape of the Shenandoah Valley.beneficiaries: State, Local and Tribal Governments Nonprofit Organizations General Publicsubawards: None
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