Historical Structure


Definition of "Historical structure"

Gale Shinkle
  Coldwell Banker Trapp Realtors

Building recognized because of its history, such as the Booth theater in Washington, Dc. The demolition of historical buildings is not permitted. Historical building modifications are regulated if the building has been designated if the building has been designated or given medallion status.


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