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The HPO understands that many in NJ and the region have been adversely impacted by Hurricane Sandy. We wish the best for you and your family during this period of recovery. We are developing this page provide guidance and resources relevant to disaster recovery for cultural resource owners, managers, agencies and others.Please see the following websites for immediate life safety, health, environmental and disaster assistance information:
Publicly funded and certain non-profit cultural institution and libraries are eligible for reimbursement from FEMA for certain damages to collections as a result of Hurricane Sandy. See:
- FEMA’s Private non-profit Museum policy
- FEMA’s Collections and Individual Objects policy
- Guide to Navigating the Federal Emergency Management Agency and the Small Business Administration
- Funding for cultural disasters before and after the storm
Elevation of Historic Properties
National Flood Insurance Program
Cultural Resources Disaster Recovery Links
The information below is provided for your use in planning and undertaking your response for cultural resources impacted by the disaster.The National Trust for Historic Preservation (NTHP):
- Natural Disasters: Preparedness, Planning and Response
- Preparing for and Responding to Hurricanes and Tornadoes
- Responding to Floods
National Park Service (NPS):
- CRM Volume 24, No.08: Cultural Resource Protection and Emergency Preparedness
- CRM Volume 23, No. 06: Disaster Management
National Center for Preservation Technology and Training NCPTT):
Maryland Historical Trust:
- Hurricane Preparedness and Disaster Recovery
- Selecting A Contractor After A Natural Disaster
- Tips For Handling Insurance Claims For Historic Properties Following A Disaster
North Carolina State Historic Preservation Office:
Northeast Document Conservation Assistance:
Damage Update Request
In order to help facilitate recovery efforts, we are compiling as much data as possible about damage to historic properties. Please take a moment to email us an update about any damage to historic properties of which you are aware, whether it is your house, church, or other community landmark. Also let us know about any needs that you may have where HPO staff could be of assistance. Write to: njhpo@dep.state.nj.us and please use “Post-Storm Update” in the subject line. Please include any photos or documents that you have related to the damage as attachments to the email (limit image file sizes to less than 5MB,, and submit no more than 4 images per email).Cultural Resources Documentation
The HPO will be providing documents, reports, and other digital data (see links below) about cultural resources in NJ’s most heavily impacted areas in the coming weeks. Please check back often as the following lists will be updated frequently.
HUDSON COUNTY (PDF Format- Large files; may entail long download times)
HUD
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101Historic Sites Reconnaissance Level Survey, Bayonne City, Hudson County, New Jersey
Volume 1: Report
Volume 2: 1st – 21st Streets (Forms 001–060)
Volume 3: 21st - 32nd Streets (Forms 061–120)
Volume 4: 33rd – 50th Streets (Forms 121–180)
Volume 5: 52nd Street – JFK Blvd. (Forms 181–240)
Volume 6: JFK Blvd. – Avenue C (Forms 241–300)
Volume 7: Avenue C (Forms 301–340)
Volume 8: Avenue C – Broadway (Forms 341–380)
Volume 9: Broadway (Forms 381–420)
Volume 10: Broadway – Avenue E (Forms 421–480)
Volume 11: Avenue E – Wesley & Misc. (Forms 481–535)
OCEAN COUNTY (PDF Format- Large files; may entail long download times)
MONMOUTH COUNTY (PDF Format- Large files; may entail long download times)
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