National Historic Landmarks

Definition of National Historic Landmarks as it relates to Places, Historical Places

"National Historic Landmarks" are distinguished sites across the United States, recognized for their exceptional historical significance. These landmarks span various periods and themes in American history, embodying the nation's rich cultural and sociopolitical heritage. They encompass diverse categories, including buildings, structures, objects, districts, and landscapes, each with a unique story to tell about the people and events that shaped the country. Designated by the Secretary of the Interior, these sites are protected and preserved for future generations to appreciate and learn from, serving as tangible links to our collective past.

Child Hierarchical Categories

[Ancient Ruins]

[Archaeological Sites]

[Civil War Battlefields]

[Colonial Sites]

[Historic Districts]

[Historic Landmarks]

[Historical Buildings]

[Historical Parks]

[Lighthouses]

[Museums]

[National Memorials]

[National Monuments]

[Presidential Libraries]

[Revolutionary War Battlefields]

[State Capitols]

[State Historic Sites]

[UNESCO World Heritage Sites]

[World Heritage Sites]

Note
  • [Capitol.org] Nebraska State Capitol | National Historic Landmark | Lincoln, Nebraska
  • [milwaukeeclipper.com] Milwaukee Clipper – THE OFFICIAL HOME OF THE MILWAUKEE CLIPPER- A NATIONAL HISTORIC LANDMARK
  • [virginiacapitol.gov] Virginia State Capitol – A National Historic Landmark
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