Virginia Historic Landmark

A Virginia Historic Landmark is a site, building, or location officially recognized for its significant historical, architectural, or cultural importance within Virginia. Designation highlights its value to the state's history and helps preserve it for future generations. This status can offer protections, resources, and recognition to ensure the site remains intact and accessible. It often involves a formal process of evaluation and approval, reflecting its contribution to the understanding of Virginia's heritage. Being designated as a Virginia Historic Landmark underscores the importance of conserving places that tell the story of the state's past.