The Texas Historical Commission administers both a state and a federal tax credit program for rehabilitation of historic buildings. Read about the process and how to apply.

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The Texas Historical Commission (THC) is committed to ensuring that women, minority, and service-disabled-veteran-owned businesses get a fair opportunity to compete for all contracts directly—and indirectly through subcontracting.

The Texas Historical Commission (THC) developed an electronic THC Review and Compliance (eTRAC) system to help streamline project review. To register for and use the system, please read the Users Guide.

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The Texas Historical Commission (THC) is the state agency for historic preservation. We save the real places that tell the real stories of Texas. Our staff consults with citizens and organizations to preserve Texas history through its architectural, archeological, and cultural landmarks.

All Texas Historical Commission (THC) jobs are posted within CAPPS Recruit, on the THC Jobs Page. CAPPS Recruit is a jobs portal that allows applicants to easily apply for job openings at the Texas Historical Commission.

Jan 8, 2024 · We hope to roll out some all-new tools and features in coming years to help you become even more involved in the preservation of Texas history. Thanks for your visit! P.O. Box 12276

Join us for Texas' premier historic preservation and heritage tourism conference, which unites people who are passionate about finding, saving, and leveraging the real places and real stories of their communities.

The Texas Historical Commission (THC) awards grants for preservation projects from the Texas Preservation Trust Fund (TPTF). The Texas Legislature established the TPTF in 1989. The fund is currently managed by the Texas Treasury Safekeeping Trust Company.