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There are many different buildings and places that are designated as historical places by the United State government. A building or area may be designated as historical place because of its architectural significance, its age, or because of its relevance to a specific historical event or person. A building or place that has been designated as a historical place is often open to the public – but many historical places are not. Some historical places are still being used as places of businesses or as personal homes, so it is important to research what historical places are open to the public and not private property before traveling to one.
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