KnowraNational Register of Historic PlacesLinked fromLinked fromThe 17 pages that link to National Register of Historic Places, each with the reason it gives.All 17Broader topic 1Related 15Narrower topic 1National Park ServiceRelated: The agency maintains this register and uses it to recognize historic properties.National Historic LandmarkRelated: National Historic Landmarks are also listed in the National Register.Lincoln MemorialRelated: The memorial was listed in 1966 as a nationally significant historic site.Aaron DouglasRelated: Douglas's Harlem studio residence is recognized on the register, preserving a site tied to his later career.Chrysler BuildingRelated: The building’s historic designation recognizes its architectural and cultural significance.Great Smoky Mountains National ParkRelated: Listings recognize historic resources preserved within and near the park.Henry Clay FrickRelated: Several places associated with Frick’s family and institutions receive formal historic recognition.Death Valley National ParkRelated: Historic mining and settlement sites in the park receive formal recognition through this register.Historic siteRelated: It shows how one country formally recognizes historic sites and records their significance.Delicate ArchRelated: Delicate Arch is listed as a historic structure, recognizing its landmark status.Ezra MeekerRelated: Later preservation frameworks offered formal protections beyond the markers Meeker placed.Flatiron BuildingRelated: The Flatiron Building was listed in the Register in 1979.Mount Rainier National ParkRelated: Several park buildings and districts preserve the history of tourism and federal park design.U.S. Route 66Related: Listings have helped recognize and protect historic Route 66 landmarks.Architecture in the United StatesRelated: Its listings provide a national framework for recognizing historic American architecture.