Danville’s district record has multiple successors

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DHR’s Danville Historic District entry says a 2015 expansion added 66 resources. It separately describes an update to the original nomination, accepted that year, establishing a justified period of significance and inventory within the original boundaries.

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The entry also identifies a 2017 amendment with updated information about several buildings. The linked boundary-increase, additional-documentation and amendment files therefore are not interchangeable editions of a single unchanged map.

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DHR — Danville Historic District

Updated June 3, 2024; official summary body.

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