The Section 106 process can result in great success with projects large and small. Consultation is a hallmark of the process.
Featured Section 106 Success Stories
Yellow Barn
Building Remnants Provide Insights into Early Chautauqua Community
Togus Monument
Reconstruction of Cemetery Monument Preserves Legacy for Future Generations
Maloof Site and Caltrans
Ongoing Partnerships Serve as a Model to Save Historic Properties
Success Stories
Johnson City,
Tennessee
The Story
At the end of the Civil War, faced with the daunting task of caring for volunteer Union soldiers disabled in service, Congress established the National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers to care for these soldiers in three branch locations across the country. These “Homes” went beyond providing residences and medical care for disabled veterans; they featured a complete home environment with educational facilities, employment opportunities, and recreational amenities.
Sublette County,
Wyoming
Strong Public-Private Coalition Leads to Establishment of Park
Rio Arriba County,
New Mexico
Ohkay Owingeh model balances contemporary and traditional life.
North Dakota
A better model for tribal involvement in transportation projects.
Los Angeles,
California
Rehabilitation of historic hospital creates housing for homeless veterans.
Milwaukee,
Wisconsin
The Story
Established in 1867, the Northwestern Branch was the second facility founded under the National Home for Disabled Volunteer Soldiers created by Congress and President Abraham Lincoln to care for volunteer Union soldiers disabled during the Civil War. The “Homes” provided residential and medical care for veterans in a holistic environment with educational, employment, and recreational opportunities.