The Office of History and Archaeology Grants fund research and preservation projects that protect Alaska’s maritime heritage, administered by the Alaska Department of Natural Resources (State Parks).
Funder: Alaska Department of Natural Resources (State Parks)
Due Dates (Anticipated): September 2027 (Maritime Heritage Education & Preservation Grant Cycle Closes, projected)
Funding Amounts: Preservation Projects: $15,000–$75,000 | Education Projects: $10,000–$50,000 (typical award range, matching required)
Summary: Supports preservation, restoration, and education projects that protect Alaska’s maritime heritage and historic resources.
Key Information: Competitive, matching grant program; eligibility restricted to Alaska-based governments and nonprofits.
The Alaska Department of Natural Resources (State Parks), through its Office of History and Archaeology, offers competitive grants to support the preservation of Alaska’s diverse historical and cultural legacy. The Maritime Heritage Education & Preservation Grants fund projects that restore historic maritime properties, protect collections, and promote traditional maritime skills and education. The program aims to foster local engagement and stewardship while safeguarding archaeological, historic, and architectural resources throughout Alaska.