When the nomination form is completed and submitted, your NHL contact (the reviewer) will review your nomination. He or she will edit the nomination and make suggestions to strengthen the argument in the nomination.

At this stage, you may be asked to conduct additional research to address questions and/or concerns the reviewer has about the nomination.

When the nomination has been edited by you and the NHL reviewer, it is ready to move on to the final stage of review before it can be submitted to the Landmarks Committee.

photograph by jimcintosh via Flickr Lucy, The Margate Elephant, NJ: Constructed about 1881 on the Margate waterfront, this seventy-five foot long wood and tin pachyderm is one of the last survivors of what one historian calls "zoomorphic architecture." Built as an architectural folly to attract home buyers to the area, it has become a favorite in the landscape of seaside New Jersey.