HPEF supports preservation education through projects and partnerships.
For over thirty-five years Historic Preservation Education Foundation (HPEF) has been a leading provider of historic preservation knowledge for architectural conservators and architects, tradespeople, building owners, students, and all those who care for and care about historic buildings.
HPEF stands committed to preserve our built and intangible heritage, to recognize and celebrate the diversity that makes America great, and to advocate for our colleagues and communities, both those who have a voice and those whose voices have been silenced for now. Read more about HPEF’s ongoing support for preservation colleagues working in the federal government.
Left: Morgan Marmolejo, MSHP Graduate Student at Ball State University, measuring the stairs in the Miller House, July 2024. Credit. Ball State University, Graduate Program in Historic Preservation. Right: Bridge to Crafts Career program at Green-Wood Cemetery, 2024. Credit: Green-Wood Cemetery.
The Spring 2025 Call for Proposals is currently open for both the Partners in Documentation and the Partners in Training grant programs. Submission are due by June 1, 2025. To learn more about these programs, please visit the webpages linked above and/or reach out to the Program Manager for additional information.
News
The latest updates on HPEF co-sponsored activities, initiatives, and training opportunities.
Partners in Training
HPEF's Partners in Training program provides direct support to large and small preservation training projects.
Publications
Many of HPEF's co-sponsored publications and conference proceedings are available online as free digital downloads.
Organization
Find out about HPEF's mission and our three decade contribution to historic preservation education.
