United States National Historic Landmark

A United States National Historic Landmark is a designated site that holds exceptional historical significance. These landmarks can include buildings, structures, districts, or sites that offer insight into the nation’s history and culture. They are recognized by the National Park Service and receive special attention for preservation and interpretation. Examples include famous monuments, homes of notable figures, and locations tied to important events. Being designated as a National Historic Landmark underscores its importance to American heritage and provides greater visibility and protection for future generations.