Everything about National Memorial totally explained
National Memorial is a designation in the
United States for a
protected area that commemorates a historic person or event. National memorials are authorized by
Congress. The memorial is often not located on a site directly related to the subject and many, such as the
USS Arizona Memorial, don't have the word "national" in their titles. The earliest and perhaps most recognizable National Memorial is the uniquely designated
Washington Monument.
Most national memorials are owned and administered by the
National Park Service, however some are administered by other organizations but are considered affiliated areas of the National Park Service. The owners of affiliated areas may request certain assistance from that agency in maintaining the memorial.
As with all historic areas within the National Park System, national memorials are automatically listed on the
National Register of Historic Places; however, some memorials that are affiliated areas are not listed on the Register.
Occasionally, a private organization will erect a memorial and use the word "national" in the name without Congressional authorization. Apparently this isn't illegal, except perhaps if the organization implies federal affiliation. While these are intended to be national in scope, they're not "National Memorials" in the sense that they've the recognition of the American people through its government. One example is the
George Washington Masonic National Memorial.
Other Memorials include disaster Memorials, one such memorial is the
Oklahoma City National Memorial. That memorial remembers the tragic events of the April 19, 1995 bombing on the Murrah Building. There is also a memorial undergoing legal matter right now, that memorial is the September 11, 2001 attacks on the World Trade Center.
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