Virginia Historic Landmark Commission

The Virginia Historic Landmark Commission is a governmental body that identifies, preserves, and promotes Virginia's historical landmarks. Its role involves assessing sites of historical significance, ensuring they are protected, and enhancing public awareness of Virginia’s rich heritage. The Commission evaluates landmarks for their architectural, cultural, or archaeological value and recommends them for official designation. This designation helps secure funding and support for preservation efforts, allowing future generations to appreciate and learn from Virginia's historical sites. Ultimately, the Commission plays a crucial part in safeguarding the state's historical legacy.