Tuesday, March 6, 2012

Is Redwood national park considered a historical site?

Is redwood national park in California a historical site?Is Redwood national park considered a historical site?
Not a historical site, but it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, since 1980. At Lost Man Creek Picnic Area you can find the place where the park received this status:

http://www.pickatrail.com/sun/r/america/鈥?/a>Is Redwood national park considered a historical site?
No. It is a National Park because of it's natural beauty and uniqueness. Nothing historic happened there. National Historic Sites are protected areas of national historic significance. National Historic Sites are usually small places or buildings where key events occurred or historical figures lived, such as Ford's Theater, Carl Sandburg's home, Little Rock Central School, Vanderbilt Mansion, etc. With such a designation, they are regulated in such a way that the any proposed changes to the building or surroundings must go through an approval process.

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