"As the first example of this type of engineering structure, that in and of itself makes it historically significant," says Mary Ringhoff, a historic preservationist surveying the city's historic resources with the Pasadena-based Architectural Resources Group.
"A great deal of the historic fabric of the house remains intact, and that makes it historically significant".
When I finally decided to write my own Regency novel, I wanted to make it historically accurate too.
Because the assets in this ratio are risk-weighted, it must be converted into a simple (un-weighted) ratio to make it historically comparable.
But when times were flush in the last decade, the state financed more than $5 million in renovations to restore the 17-room home and four-acre park and to make it historically accurate — palm trees were replaced with citrus trees, herbal plants and grapevines (which Ms. Schoff has used to make her own wine).
Ty Burr, a critic for The Boston Globe (which is owned by The New York Times Company) and the author of "The Best Old Movies for Families," said "it's very interesting to attempt to quantify other people's opinions, and creating a consensus makes it historically relevant".
In 1999, the Library of Congress inducted it into the National Film Registry, making it "culturally, historically, or aesthetically significant".
"Museums represent an objective level of success in the established art world, making it a historically weighted environment to view art in," says the collective.
The John Byers-deserted deseretreateat closed sale last week for $3.4 million, making it the priciest transaction historically in the Movie Colony neighborhood.
The region's strategic location and the vast port in its largest city has made it a historically important route for drugs and contraband; political power has long depended on deals with big landowners and crime bosses.
