Weekly list · 2025

Weekly list of Aug 29, 2025

The National Park Service publishes a list every week of the places added to the National Register and the changes made to listings already on it. This page is the list it published on Aug 29, 2025. Nominations are prepared by state, tribal and federal preservation offices, and the weekly list is where the Park Service makes each decision public.

Read from the NPS weekly list page. 12 of the 12 places are on this site. The others link to the NPS record until the Register's spreadsheet of listed properties carries them, and its latest edition is dated May 22, 2026. Data refreshed November 02, 2026.

12
Actions
7
Listed
1
Boundary changes

This week in context

The median weekly list in the 278 on this site carries 20 actions, which makes this a quieter week than most. The work is spread across 9 states and territories.

One place on this list has a construction year on record, Lewiston Tithing Office and Granary, built in 1898.

Most weeks are additions and nothing else. This one also carries boundary increase for Lower Sioux Agency (Boundary Increase).

Some of these nominations were filed together under multiple property submissions, Flagstaff MRA and Tithing Offices and Granaries of the Mormon Church TR. A submission of that kind covers a group of related places in one document.

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Listed

Coloma Community HallCalifornia
Farwell DitchColorado
The Charles and Emma Brodt HouseIllinois
Skim Milk Bridge and Causeway Historic DistrictMassachusetts
Lynbrook Public LibraryNew York
The MooringsNew York
Lane's Chapel Methodist Church and CemeteryNorth Carolina

Boundary increase

Lower Sioux Agency (Boundary Increase)Minnesota

Additional documentation approved

North End Historic Residential DistrictFlagstaff MRAArizona
Lower Sioux Agency (Additional Documentation)Minnesota
Louis N. Jaffe Art Theater Building (Additional Documentation)New York
Lewiston Tithing Office and GranaryTithing Offices and Granaries of the Mormon Church TRUtah

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