"historically notable" is correct and can be used in written English.
It typically refers to an individual, event, or phenomenon that is renowned or influential in history, and often has a lasting impact. For example, "Martin Luther King Jr. is a historically notable figure for his leadership in the Civil Rights Movement."
Among New York's 900,000 buildings, this one is not big, famous or historically notable.
*The New York Yankees have a new crop of Baby Bombers ready to contribute historically notable numbers.
Mr. Goodsell was an indefatigable genealogist who was also a descendant of several historically notable Connecticut dynasties, including the Wolcott, Perkins, Day, Pitkin and Seymour families.
They are architecturally important, he said, and historically notable as well because they sit on the spot where Sugar Hill began.
State officials, in a preliminary study done at the behest of the group, said the neighborhood was architecturally and historically notable.
The Place du Champ-de-Mars the site of a number of historiChamp-de-Mars theuChamp-de-Mars thetre of the city—wasitet hard by the 2010 earthquake.
These hastened the demise of even our historically most notable leader, first President of the United States, George Washington, who was purged and from whom more than one half of his estimated blood volume was removed for treatment of what was more likely streptococcal pharyngo-epiglotitis [ 5].
Sitka, city and borough, southeastern Alaska, historically the most notable Alaskan settlement.
Basse-Normandie is notable historically as the birthplace of William I (the Conqueror), who was born in Falaise in southern Calvados.
Unique features of the fauna, including the late occurrence of a dirk-toothed cat and a sivathere, may reflect its geographic origin in a region that was notable historically for its distinctive climate and high degree of biotic endemism.
Tennis, like golf, both solitary sports played by precious, complex personalities with an intense drive for individual perfection, has historically produced players of notable volubility.
