Overview

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Training Sessions Offered

Education and training sessions can include, but are not limited to, topics such as:

historic preservation and community planning,
tools for local preservation,
consultation with KY SHPO under Section 106 and the State History Code,
the role of archaeology in historic preservation,
using federal and state historic preservation programs such as:

the federal and state Historic Tax Credit programs,
the National Register of Historic Places,
the Certified Local Government (CLG) program,
historic resources survey,

Native American, African American history in Kentucky.

If you would like to request a KY SHPO education or training session, please contact heritage@ky.gov.

Discover Kentucky Heritage

Check out historic architectural sites throughout the Commonwealth. Staff at the Kentucky Heritage Council have generated this information to share with you. We hope to grow this page in partnership with other federal and state agencies through the years.

Discover Kentucky Archaeology

Archaeology happens everywhere in Kentucky. More than 100 archaeologists live and work in the Commonwealth - they are employed by universities, state and federal agencies, and private consulting firms. Every day, one of them makes a discovery about Kentucky’s archaeological heritage. This website highlights the diversity and richness of Kentucky's archaeological record.