Governor's Island is a national historic landmark district long used for military purposes.
总督岛是国家历史地标区，长期以来一直用于军事目的。
National Park Service, which says Tombstone could lose its designation as a National Historic Landmark if it does not depict its past in a more accurate way.
这项警告说，墓碑镇必需真实地介绍该镇的历史，否则就会失去其国家历史地标的称号。
This classic wooden thrill ride, a designated National Historic Landmark, was built in 1924, making it the sixth oldest continuously operating roller coaster in the United States.
这一经典木制的震颤乘骑，一个指定的国家历史地界标，建于1924年，成为第六家最老的不断地经营过山车在美国。
The pacing is never rushed, but at the same time it moves along at an energetic clip that matches the speed that characterized the construction of this National Historic Landmark.
起搏从未冲去，但同时它向前行进在一个充满活力的剪辑速度相匹配的这个特点的国家历史标志性建筑。
The main building is located on the eastern edge of Central Park in New York City, New York, United States, along what is known as Museum Mile. It was designated a National Historic Landmark in 1986.
博物馆主楼位于美国纽约市中央公园东部边缘，在1986年被指定为国家历史性地标建筑。
Now a New York City landmark and in the National Register of Historic Places, it is being renovated for adaptive reuse, some say as a boutique hotel.
现在作为纽约市的地标，并录入国家史迹名录，它正在被翻新，以期有合适的再利用空间，有人主张可作为一家精品酒店。
In 1994, the structure was deemed a historic landmark, and in 2005 it was on the national register of historic places.
1994年，该建筑被认为是现代主义建筑史上的里程碑，并于2005年登记成国家历史名胜。
In 2008, the Tanner Fountain was honored with the Landmark Award by the American Society of Landscape Architects (ALSA) and the National Trust for Historic Preservation.
2008年唐 纳喷泉荣获由美国景观设计师协会（ALSA）和国家文物保护信托基金会颁布的地标奖。
In 2008, the Tanner Fountain was honored with the Landmark Award by the American Society of Landscape Architects (ALSA) and the National Trust for Historic Preservation.
2008年唐 纳喷泉荣获由美国景观设计师协会（ALSA）和国家文物保护信托基金会颁布的地标奖。
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