Being enrolled in the National Register of Historic Places is an honorific designation. It means the site has been studied and deemed significant in American history and culture.

The nodded “NO” word to the genuine & legitimate demand of talent is a gifted double-edged sword that cuts only givers both ways than takers. For takers, the term “NO” is often “Newer Opportunity” but for giver it can be his “Newer Opponent” as well.

It's on the National Historic Register. It's a significant historic property.

We have a lot of buildings in our downtown that could be on the National Historic Register if we wanted them to be.

If anything should go on the historic register, this farm should. It was a showplace.

Had they not stepped in, the building would have been razed, and now it?s on the National Register. So we were looked at in a very different way there than I had understood from listening to people here.