National Historic Landmark District

A National Historic Landmark District is a recognized area that holds historical significance in the United States. It is designated due to its unique architecture, cultural heritage, or important events that occurred there. These districts are preserved to showcase and honor the history and contributions of the place. Being designated as a landmark district helps protect the area's historical and cultural resources, ensuring they are maintained for future generations to appreciate and learn from. Ultimately, it emphasizes the importance of preserving America’s diverse heritage.