University of Georgia to identify historic property in state

ATHENS - The college of environment and design at the University of Georgia has received a $750,000 grant to identify properties in the state with historic value. <br> <br> FindIt, the Georgia Historic Resources Survey Partnership, will send UGA graduate students to conduct the historic inventory. The information gathered in the five-year project will be entered into a database at the state historic preservation office. <br> <br> University officials eventually would like to make the database available to the public. It could aid those planning land-use projects, roads or subdivisions.