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Gainsborough 09/12/18 2:05:35 PM #1: |
In the UK, we have "listed" buildings, which can't be demolished or altered without permission from the appropriate government department. The highest is Grade 1, which is buildings that are either very old, very beautiful, or have a lot of cultural significance. Does America have this, or (lulz) are all the buildings too new?
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WrkHrdPlayHrdr 09/12/18 2:06:28 PM #2: |
https://www.gsa.gov/real-estate/historic-preservation/historic-building-stewardship/national-register-of-historic-places
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Bok_Choi 09/12/18 2:06:50 PM #3: |
yes
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AlisLandale 09/12/18 2:07:16 PM #4: |
We have a clock tower over in Hill Valley thats a historical landmark.
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Gainsborough 09/12/18 2:08:02 PM #5: |
Interesting. I assume they had something like this, but I had never specifically heard or read anything about it (that I can remember).
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Gainsborough 09/12/18 2:08:21 PM #6: |
AlisLandale posted...
We have a clock tower over in Hill Valley thats a historical landmark. There's also the Twin Pines / Lone Pine Mall. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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monkmith 09/12/18 2:11:25 PM #7: |
yeah, hell my aunt used to live in a 300 year old house that apparently legally cant be changed externally. it was apparently an absolute bitch to sell.
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