Sentence examples for state landmark from inspiring English sources

In 1966, thanks to local historians, Lucy was rehabilitated and declared a state landmark.

Stepping Stones is now a national and state landmark, and among its artifacts is the kitchen table from Clinton Street.

Although the tower is a city and state landmark and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, it has received little attention.

"When people are unhappy with one of our honorees, we would hope that they would project their anger in more positive ways then to vandalize a California state landmark".

The house itself is white clapboard Federal style, with a pitched roof and a huge greenhouse; it was the commandant's house from 1806 until 1966, and was declared a city and state landmark in the 60's.

A five-acre site where archaeologists unearthed evidence of a northern slave plantation that the Marquis de Lafayette and George Washington visited has been granted state landmark status, officials said yesterday.

The riding association had to persuade the state landmarks and parks commission to allow it to use the estate.

"We're all confronted with the same reality and exploring the same track," said Philippe Bélaval, president of the landmarks agency, which is working with a crowdfunding French start-up, My Major Company, in a pilot project to raise money for four state landmarks, including restoration projects at the Panthéon and Mont St.-Michel St.-Michel

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In 1972 New Market was made a state historic landmark.

The panel said that such local ordinances conflicted with the state's landmark law.