
Meet America's newest historic landmarks
Clip: 4/27/2014 | 1m 48s
Four landmarks are added to the nation's list.
It’s around this time every year that the Department of Interior designates new national historic landmarks. There are roughly 2500 of them on the list: buildings, properties, even objects that represent important aspects of American history. This past week, four more were added to the list.
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Meet America's newest historic landmarks
Clip: 4/27/2014 | 1m 48s
It’s around this time every year that the Department of Interior designates new national historic landmarks. There are roughly 2500 of them on the list: buildings, properties, even objects that represent important aspects of American history. This past week, four more were added to the list.
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