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Landmarks are listed by topic (see navigation on left). Each landmark page contains a title, the significant year relating to the creation of the artifact (not necessarily the concept or design), the owner or caretaker (if helpful to finding it), the location, and a brief description of the landmark, site or collection. For additional information on landmarks, please see the "About the Landmarks Program" section . A landmark search is also available under the "Expand for Selections" link located below.
The History and Heritage Committee, which administers this program under the Center for Public Awareness, welcomes any corrections or changes that readers discover. Contact the History and Heritage Committee, c/o ASME Public Awareness, Two Park Avenue, New York, NY 10016; 212-591-8614; FAX 212-591-8080. Through e-mail, contact H&H staff liaison.