The Online Catalog allows searching and browsing of information about the Florida State Archives’ holdings of over 48,000 cubic feet of state and local government records and historical manuscripts. The catalog provides descriptions of over 3,400 collections and lists the contents of containers and folders in many of those collections. For assistance with accessing and using State Archives collections, call our Reference Staff at 850.245.6719 or email us at archives@dos.myflorida.com.
Chronological by year of certification, then alphabetical by name of county, then city, then street, then numerical by street address number.
Restrictions:
Restricted: Any building plans, blueprints, schematic drawings, or diagrams of government facilities or structures in this series are exempt from public disclosure as per Florida Statutes Chapter 119.071 (Chapter 2002-67, Laws of Florida, HB 735, 2002). This restriction does not apply to facilities or structures that no longer exist.
Terms Governing Use:
Biographical/Historical:
Summary:
This series documents rehabilitation construction performed on Florida buildings listed in the National Register of Historic Places under the auspices of the Federal Historic Preservation Tax Incentives Program, Chapter 1, Title 36, Code of Federal Regulations 67. The Bureau of Historic Preservation used this series to track applications for, and determinations of, certification of these buildings as historic, and their eligibility for listing in the National Register, by the U.S. Department of the Interior, National Park Service. The series includes certification application forms briefly describing each property and providing the determinations of the National Park Service relative to that property; detailed descriptions of rehabilitation work to be done, including each type of architecural feature to be rehabilitated, date of feature, and narrative description of the feature and its condition; correspondence regarding the application; National Register of Historic Places registration forms describing the property and its appearance, interior, alterations, historic context and significance, and architectural context and significance; photographs of building interiors, exteriors, and environs both before and after rehabilitation; site maps; architectural drawings; and articles and clippings relating to the building. Also within this series are photographs, blueprints, and a report documenting the Treasure Island causeway in Pinellas county. The documentation was required as part of a survey conducted on the Bascule bridge serving Treasure Island and its designation on the National Register.
Finding Aids:
Folder list provides year, county, city, name of property (where provided), and street address for each file.
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