Resources

Resource records include searchable information about cultural resources and often have additional documentation, such as digital photographs and scanned data, which may contain maps, narrative histories, and photographs.

The Resources tab provides basic search fields as shown below. You do not need to fill all of them. If you enter search terms in multiple fields, only results that exactly match all of your search terms will be returned. Letters can be in upper or lower case. In text fields, partial search terms are acceptable.

Click the Search button in the lower left corner to apply your search terms. The Results tab will display your search results. Click the View, Go To, or Zoom buttons next to a resource result to open a pop-up window about the resource, go to the Resource Details page, or Zoom to the Resource polygon on the map.

The Resources tab on the Search page contains various fields to input your search:

•Resource Type: Individual resources are broadly divided into Above Ground, Archaeological, and District Resources. You may select one of these choices or leave the default value ‘All’.

•Resource Classification: The National Register defined classification of the resource.

•Resource Number: SHPD’s identifying number for resources. This number is in the format 2021SR00157, where 2021 is a 4-digit year (2021 in this example) and 00157 is a 5-digit sequence number.

•Resource Name: The name of the resource. Since spelling or naming conventions may differ, you may wish to enter only part of the name to increase the chance of finding a match.

•Resource Description: The description of the resource. You may wish to enter only part of the description to increase the chance of finding a match.

•Census Designated Place (CDP): The CDP that contains the resource. You must select a county before you can select a CDP from the list.

•Date Created: You may search for a resource that was created within the beginning and ending dates indicated.

Additional fields are available to include in a search for Resources in Advanced Search. Some fields are available regardless of the Resource Type or Subtype. However, to view all available fields for search you will need to select a Resource Type (and if it is an Above Ground Resource, the Subtype as well).