The National Archives is the permanent home of our records and everything will eventually be in the National Archives. How to search NARA's holdings. The easiest way is to look up the property in the searchable table below or download our spreadsheet. Both contain direct links to the files that have been scanned. Reference number search : If you know the reference number or found it in the searchable table below or from our spreadsheet then follow this link to NARA and just replace the reference number with the one you want or the property name.
Name search : You can also do a name search. Follow this link to NARA and replace the name of the property. Search by state : Use the finding aids for each state and territory in the National Archives Catalog. Properties listed since are being posted to NPGallery. If the file has not been posted online yet you can request a copy from us.
Please include the name of the property, the state, and the reference number or as much information as you know on the property.
And e-mail the request to us at: Reference e-mail. Since its inception in , more than 95, properties that Americans believe are worthy of preservation have been listed in the National Register.
Together these records hold information on more than 1. Download This Dataset. National Park Service Search Search. Exiting nps. Contact Us. National Register Database and Research. The National Register of Historic Places is the official list of the Nation's historic places worthy of preservation. Authorized by the National Historic Preservation Act of , the National Park Service's National Register of Historic Places is part of a national program to coordinate and support public and private efforts to identify, evaluate, and protect America's historic and archeological resources.
