Listing of National Historic Landmarks by State

Listing of National Historic Landmarks by State is a 5-page legal document that was released by the U.S. Department of the Interior - National Park Service and used nation-wide.

FAQ

Q: What are National Historic Landmarks?
A: National Historic Landmarks are landmarks that have been recognized by the United States government for their historical significance.

Q: How many National Historic Landmarks are there?
A: There are currently over 2,600 National Historic Landmarks in the United States.

Q: Which state has the most National Historic Landmarks?
A: The state with the most National Historic Landmarks is New York, with over 270 landmarks.

Q: Which state has the least National Historic Landmarks?
A: There are several states that have no National Historic Landmarks, including Alaska, Hawaii, North Dakota, and Wyoming.

Q: Can anyone nominate a site to become a National Historic Landmark?
A: Yes, anyone can nominate a site to become a National Historic Landmark, but the process involves a thorough evaluation by the National Park Service.

Q: Are all National Historic Landmarks open to the public?
A: Not all National Historic Landmarks are open to the public, as some are privately owned or may have restricted access.

Q: Can National Historic Landmarks be demolished?
A: National Historic Landmarks are legally protected from demolition or substantial alteration under federal regulations.

Q: How can I visit a National Historic Landmark?
A: Many National Historic Landmarks offer public tours or have visitor centers where you can learn about the site's history and significance.