"remarkable historical" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that has a significant history or factor of importance. For example: "That bridge is a remarkable historical structure, as it was built over a hundred years ago."
[Benn] had a remarkable historical memory and experience.
Bill Clinton is in a remarkable historical position.
But the most remarkable historical reclamation project is happening in the biennale's other Kerala site, Muziris.
His versatility is remarkable – historical novels, shrewd forays into contemporary life.
(Or is that the glitter of showmanship? ) And that brings us to this rather remarkable historical center.
It is a remarkable historical volume, based on 4 years research & unpublished testimony collected by the author.
The Republican victories in the midterm elections were remarkable in historical context.
Most of the material, including samples of fabric, lacquer ware, lamps, grooming implements and wooden figurines, is more remarkable for historical than artistic reasons.
Last seen in 1954, when Sotheby's auctioned off the king's collection of jewels and watches after his forced abdication in 1952, it was a rare piece of remarkable quality, historical significance and fresh to market.
The rise of Jorge Mario Bergoglio from railway worker's son to archbishop, then cardinal, and now to leader of the world's 1.2 billion Roman Catholics has been a remarkable and historical one: first Latin American pope; first Jesuit pope; first Pope Francis.
Not only is today the last day of the remarkable and historical Presidency of Barack Obama, but today is also the start of the most unpredictable and unbelievable Presidency of Donald Trump.
