Establishment of New Philadelphia National Historic Site in Illinois
This act establishes New Philadelphia in Illinois as a National Historic Site, part of the National Park System. Its purpose is to preserve and interpret the history and archaeological resources of the town founded in 1836 by Frank McWorter, a formerly enslaved man. Citizens will gain access to a new cultural heritage site, protected and managed by the federal government, potentially boosting local tourism.
Key points
Creation of a new National Historic Site in Illinois, preserving important cultural heritage.
Ensuring the protection and interpretation of the history of a town founded by a formerly enslaved man, enriching educational and tourism offerings.
Land acquisition for the site is limited to willing sellers, without the use of eminent domain.
Status:
Expired
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