Historic Property Inventory Form - West Virginia Division of Culture and History - West Virginia

The Historic Property Inventory Form is used by the West Virginia Division of Culture and History to document and evaluate historic properties in West Virginia. It helps to identify and preserve the state's cultural heritage.

The property owner or a designated representative typically files the Historic Property Inventory Form.

FAQ

Q: What is the purpose of the Historic Property Inventory Form?
A: The Historic Property Inventory Form is used to document and catalog historic properties in West Virginia.

Q: Who uses the Historic Property Inventory Form?
A: The West Virginia Division of Culture and History uses the Historic Property Inventory Form to keep track of historic properties in the state.

Q: Why is it important to inventory historic properties?
A: Inventorying historic properties helps to identify and protect West Virginia's cultural heritage, and provides valuable information for planning and preservation purposes.

Q: Can I submit a property for inclusion in the inventory?
A: Yes, property owners and the public can submit a property for inclusion in the Historic Property Inventory.

Q: What information is included in the Historic Property Inventory Form?
A: The form includes details about the property's location, architectural style, historical significance, and condition, among other information.

Q: Are there any restrictions placed on properties listed in the Historic Property Inventory?
A: Listing a property in the inventory does not impose any restrictions, but it does help raise awareness about its historical significance.

Q: What happens to the information collected through the Historic Property Inventory Form?
A: The information collected through the form is used for research, planning, and preservation efforts, and may be made available to the public for educational purposes.