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National Register Project Details ▸ Nomination Data Tab

The Nomination Data tab in the National Register Project Details module provides detailed information about the project’s nomination. This information generally corresponds to the sections in the National Register of Historic Places Registration Form (10-900). For more details about these form sections, see Chapter III of National Register Bulletin 16A, How to Complete the National Register Registration Form.

The information is divided into various tabs. Note that not all fields may be filled in. See the nomination form PDF under the Attachments (Atts.) tab for the official nomination documentation that was provided to the National Park Service.

• Overview
  • Section 1. Name of Property
    • National Register Number: SHPO’s identifying number for the nomination in the format 16NR00078, where 16 is a 2-digit year (2016 in this example) and 00078 is a 5-digit sequence number.
    • Historic Name: The name that represents the nominated property’s historic significance or the common name for it during its period of significance.
    • Other Names/Site Number: Any other common names or identifying numbers for the nominated property.
  • Section 2. Location
    • Number & Street: The street address or location description for the nominated property.
    • City or Town: The name of the city, village, hamlet, or locality in which the nominated property resides.
    • State: The state in which the nominated property resides. This will be New York (NY) in CRIS.
    • County: The name and FIPS code for the county in which the nominated property resides, such as Genesee(037).
    • ZIP Code: The ZIP code in which the nominated property resides.
    • Not for Publication: Whether the nomination’s location information is restricted from the public.
    • Vicinity: Whether the nominated property is in the vicinity of a city, village, hamlet, or other locality.
  • Section 3. State/Federal Agency Certification
    • Meets the National Register Criteria: Whether the New York State Historic Preservation Officer or Deputy State Historic Preservation Officer believes that the property meets the National Register criteria specified in the nomination.
    • Property is considered Nationally/Statewide/Locally Significant: Whether the certifying official believes that the property is significant at the local, state, and/or national levels.
  • Section 10. Geographical Data
    • Acreage of Property: The total number of acres that are nominated.
  • Section 11. Form Prepared By
    • Date Prepared: The date on which the nomination form was completed.
• Classification (Section 5)
  • Ownership of Property: Whether the nominated property is privately or publicly owned. Public ownership is categorized as local (such as a municipal building), state, and/or federal.
  • Category of Property: Whether the nominated property is a building, district, site, structure, or object.
  • Name of Related Multiple Property Listing: If the property is nominated as part of a multiple property submission, the name of the submission will display here as a hyperlink. Click the link to open the documentation PDFs for the multiple property submission in new browser tabs. For more information about multiple property submissions, see Chapter II of National Register Bulletin 16B, How to Complete the National Register Multiple Property Documentation Form.
  • Number of Contributing Resources Previously Listed in the National Register: The number of contributing resources in a nomination that were previously listed on the National Register. (This field is not currently functional.)
• Function or Use (Section 6)
  • Current Uses: A grid listing the major uses of the property at the time of nomination. Uses are defined by the National Park Service in Chapter III, Section 6 of National Register Bulletin 16A, How to Complete the National Register Registration Form.
  • Historic Uses: The major uses of the property during its period of significance. This is similar to the Current Uses grid described above.
• Description (Section 7)
  • Architecture Classifications: The major architectural styles represented in the nomination. These classifications are listed by the National Park Service in Chapter III, Section 7 of National Register Bulletin 16A, How to Complete the National Register Registration Form.
  • Foundation Materials, Other Materials, Roof Materials, Wall Materials: The material types for various structural elements of the property.
• Statement of Significance (Section 8)
  • Applicable National Register Criteria: Whether the nominated property meets any of the Criteria for Evaluation (A–D). These are defined by the National Park Service in Chapter II of National Register Bulletin 15, How to Apply the National Register Criteria for Evaluation.
  • Criteria Considerations: Whether the nominated property meets any of the Criteria Considerations (A–G), which are special circumstances that may qualify a nominated property that would not usually be eligible for listing. These are defined by the National Park Service in Chapter II of National Register Bulletin 15, How to Apply the National Register Criteria for Evaluation.
  • Areas of Significance: The applicable areas of significance for the nominated property. These areas are listed by the National Park Service in Chapter III, Section 8 of National Register Bulletin 16A, How to Complete the National Register Registration Form.
  • Periods of Significance: The range of years during which historically significant events or activities occurred at or affected the nominated property.
  • Significant Dates: Years in which major events occurred that contributed to the nominated property’s significance.
  • Significant Persons: Any persons who contributed to the nominated property’s significance under Criterion B (see Chapter II of National Register Bulletin 15, How to Apply the National Register Criteria for Evaluation).
  • Cultural Affiliations: Any archaeological or ethnographic cultures that contribute to the significance of the nominated property.
  • Architects/Builders: Any significant persons who designed or constructed the nominated property.
• Theme
  • Themes: Any themes associated with the nominated property, such as Cobblestone, Post Offices, or Train Stations. Themes only apply to multiple property submissions.