Pennsylvania Avenue National Historic Site

On, September 30, 1965, Secretary of the Interior Stewart Udall, with the concurrence of President Lyndon B. Johnson, designated the Pennsylvania Avenue National Historic Site. Encompassing the avenue between the U.S. Capitol and the White House, and a number of blocks around it, the site was added to the National Register of Historic Places on October 15, 1966. The following GSA buildings are within the boundaries of the site:

Herbert C. Hoover Building

U.S. Court of Military Appeals

Federal Trade Commission Building

Internal Revenue Service Building

U.S. Department of Justice Building

Ariel Rios Federal Building

Nancy Hanks Center - Old Post Office Building

REFERENCE

• Executive Order 13006
• Executive Order 13287
• ADM 1020.2 Procedures for Historic Properties

GOVERNMENT LINKS

• National Register of Historic Places
• National Historic Landmarks (NHL) Program
• First Impressions at Byron G. Rogers Courthouse
• Advisory Council on Historic Preservation
• Preserve America

NONGOVERNMENT LINKS

• National Conference of State Historic Preservation Officers
• Association for Preservation Technology International
• State Historic Preservation Legislation Database