Churchill Museum Designated National Historic Landmark; Federal Support Authorized.
This law formally designates the America’s National Churchill Museum in Fulton, Missouri, as a National Historic Landmark, elevating its status and securing potential federal support. This allows the government to provide financial and technical assistance for the preservation of historic resources and the development of public educational programs. The designation does not alter property rights or the current administration of the museum by the College.
Key points
The Churchill Museum in Missouri is granted the highest level of historical protection (National Historic Landmark status).
The federal government can now offer financial and technical aid to preserve the site and enhance public educational programs.
A study will be conducted within three years to determine the feasibility of designating the museum as a unit of the National Park System.
Status:
Expired
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