The historic site is redesignated a national historical park
What the document says“The Salem Maritime National Historic Site shall hereafter be known and designated as the ``Salem Maritime National Historical Park''.”
Subsection (a), and the operative provision of the Act. It changes the designation of the unit in Salem, Massachusetts, from national historic site to national historical park. The Act amends no older law to do it; the sentence stands on its own.
What the document actually says“The Salem Maritime National Historic Site shall hereafter be known and designated as the ``Salem Maritime National Historical Park''.”
The old name is dropped. From now on the place is called a park.
Salem is an old sea town in the east. The land there is run by the group that cares for parks. Only the name changes here.
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