GENERAL GUIDELINES FOR THE PROTECTION AND TREATMENT OF THE HISTORIC DISTRICT Sample Clauses

GENERAL GUIDELINES FOR THE PROTECTION AND TREATMENT OF THE HISTORIC DISTRICT. A. THE HOME IS A SIGNIFICANT HISTORIC PROPERTY ELIGIBLE FOR LISTING IN THE NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC PLACES AS AN HISTORIC DISTRICT. The National Register-eligible AFRH-W Historic District is comprised of the entire 272-acre Washington branch of AFRH.3 The significance of the Historic District is derived from its role as the oldest national care facility for retired and disabled enlisted veterans of the U.S. Army, as a presidential retreat, and as an extensive and admired designed landscape that functioned historically and continues to function as a park for the residents of the Home, and which was opened to the public at large periodically in the past. The Historic District has a period of significance from 1842-1951 (1842 through 1851 and 1851 through 1951), which represents the Home’s most significant era from its initial years as the retreat of Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxxxx Xxxxx and as the U.S. Military Asylum to its planning and management as a rural retreat in the city for retired and disabled enlisted veterans of all branches of the U.S. military.
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