National Historic Preservation Act at 60
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National Historic Preservation Act at 60
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60 years ago this month, Congress passed the National Historic Preservation Act. On October 15, 1966, the NHPA was signed into law, establishing a framework for protecting the historic and cultural resources that tell our nation’s story. The efforts behind the adoption of the National Historic Preservation Act came after decades of loss of historic resources across the country after World War II, primarily due to transportation improvement projects and urban renewal. The City created a Historic Landmarks Commission by ordinance in 1985, and joined the Certified Local Government Program, a key program established by the National Historic Preservation Act – which has provided ongoing grants and funding for preservation work in Salem since 1986. Six decades later, the NHPA’s legacy continues to protect the historic buildings, cultural landscapes, archaeological sites, and community places that connect us to our shared and diverse histories. To Learn more about the NHPA and the programs that continue to shape historic preservation today, as well as the current threats to these programs, please visit the National Trust for Historic Preservation website at savingplaces.org