Its historic city center is a listed UNESCO world heritage site.

Its beginnings lie far back in historic tribal warfare customs, when groups of armed men called impis battled.

Its historic centre is listed by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site.

Its current home is the historic Valentine Theatre Downtown.

Its historic importance is evidenced by Northumberland's castles, the two World Heritage Sites of Durham Cathedral and Durham Castle, and Hadrian's Wall.

Its goals are to help property owners and interest groups, such as the National Trust for Historic Preservation, coordinate, identify, and protect historic sites in the United States.

Its importance as a historic monument was recognised from the 19th century, and various restoration programmes have been carried out since.

Its purpose is unknown but one historic account claims that it marked the spot where Joseph was buried ( see Joseph's tomb ), the area having been excavated by a Muslim caliph, under the influence of a local tradition regarding Joseph's tomb.

Its county government was abolished in 1999, though it continues to exist as a historic geographic area.

" Its core is the Main Street Historic District, which was listed in the New Jersey and National Registers of Historic Places in 1972, one of the first registered historic districts in New Jersey.

Its well known features include the historic rows ( narrow streets ) and the main tourist sector on the seafront.

Its historic register contains such names as Ulysses S. Grant and Mark Twain.

Its historic center is now in the City of Altamonte Springs.

Elkridge has historic churches, including Melville Church on Furnace Ave. Its original building was the first Methodist church built ( 1772 ) and was visited on the circuit rides of Francis Asbury.

Its early role with carding machines, and the role that Pliny Earle played with the first water powered mill at Pawtucket, complete the case for inclusion on Leicester in this Federal NPS historic designation.

" Its historic and secluded downtown area, with streets lined by live oak trees, is home to several art galleries and shops.

Its Small Town Main Street committee is working on an integrated approach to developing and marketing the historic center of town.

Its historic landmarks include the Edgewood Borough Building where the police and fire service are also housed ; the First Presbyterian Church of Edgewood ; the Edgewood Community House which is home to both CC Mellor Memorial Library and the Edgewood Club ; Memorial Park ; Koenig Community Field and Field House ; Edgewood Primary School ( which was originally a K-12 in Edgewood's own district but was incorporated into the Woodland Hills School District merger in 1982, and most recently serves as a K-6 school building ); and an historic train station.

Its construction as a modern expressway would have caused the destruction of the King of Prussia Inn ; however, historic preservationists managed to prevail upon the state of Pennsylvania to avoid this important structure by building north and southbound lanes on either side of it.

Its historic sites include:

Its main campus is a historic district and features some of the earliest examples of collegiate gothic architecture in North America.

Its stock of Regency and Classical Revival buildings, considered the best in the country from the post-war of 1812 period, led the Historic Sites and Monuments Board of Canada to recommend that the town's historic district be designated a National Historic Site of Canada, a designation which was approved in 2003.

Its religious communities include ( to name only a few ), Afrikaans-speaking congregations of the Dutch Reformed Church, Rastafarian communities, people who engage only in traditional Xhosa practices, syncretic Xhosa Christian churches, evangelical Christian churches, and southern Africa's largest Muslim community ( drawing its oldest roots from the historic Cape Muslim community, which dates back to the 17th century ).

Its canals will shorten the distances of the world: they will narrow commercial ties between Europe, America and Asia ; and bring to such fortunate region the tributes of the four parts of the globe.

Its elevation of gives it a much different climate from nearby Utah's Dixie, but it retains its cultural ties to St. George — the two cities, for example, share a daily newspaper.

around 940, Its ties with the ducal family were close and it played a role in ducal government and church reform.

Its intent is to build strong ties between the teens and their families, schools and communities, and put a spotlight on issues of concern to youth.

Its name was first used as an export label in 1924, the British and German branches of the Gramophone Company having severed their ties during World War I.

Its purpose is to strengthen ties between UK university students and China, in particular as relatively few British Students enrol in degrees in China each year.

Its main activities include the organization of an annual scientific conference of geophysicists mostly of German-speaking countries ( or close personal or professional ties to them ) and the publication of a major scientific journal, the Geophysical Journal International ( GJI ) in cooperation with the Royal Astronomical Society.

Its mission is to enhance professional, academic, and social contacts among its membership, and to strengthen the ties between the association members living outside of Iran and the University.

Its close resemblance in both appearance and name to the Chinese sanxian suggests its Chinese origins, the old Ryūkyū Kingdom ( pre-Japanese Okinawa ) having very close ties with China.

Its website states that journalists should describe it as: " a nonpartisan tax research group ", though it has been described as having a " pro-business leaning " and it has ties to various conservative groups.

Its main function is to promote social relationships by establishing firm interpersonal ties amongst the members of a society through a system of reciprocity.

Its factions had ties to specific RPG elements and rivalries and alliances occurred between them as the story progressed.

Its successful effort to regain the cup in 1969-1970 was a struggle, but in the competitions ending in 1973, 1976, and 1979 Indonesia swept its ties by winning a remarkable 51 of 54 individual matches.

Its essential purpose is to promote ties among philosophy departments in accredited institutions and students in philosophy nationally.

Its goals are establishing relationships and strengthening ties among students of industrial engineering and management.

Its purpose is to drive rail spikes into the ties on a rail track to hold the rail in place.

Its name comes from ties to The Knights of Columbus.

Its strong resemblance to Variation 1 ties the set together.

Its patriarch, Mulla Qutub ’ u-Din ( d. 1691 ), had retained close ties with the Delhi court and, with his sons, had participated in the collection of the Fatwa-yi ‘ Alamgiri.

Its placing second was due to a rule instituted in the UK Singles Chart in the 1980s, which settled any " ties " over chart positions due to equal sales: the single with sales that had increased most from the previous week would reside above the other.

Its image has been applied to ties, coffee cups, tee shirts and all sorts of other law school memorabilia.