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Browse historic places by state or historical era.
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St. Augustine, FL
A landmark museum in Dr. Robert B. Hayling's former dental office preserving the local struggle that helped propel the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
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North Easton, MA
A former Ames family country estate pairing an early-twentieth-century stone mansion with designed grounds, ponds, and miles of recreational trails.
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Boston, MA
An I. M. Pei-designed presidential library on Boston Harbor that brings John F. Kennedy’s life, administration, and enduring civic legacy into vivid focus.
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St. Augustine, FL
A museum in the former Excelsior High School preserving more than four centuries of African American history in St. Augustine.
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Little Rock, AR
A nationally significant civil rights landmark where the Little Rock Nine challenged school segregation in 1957 and tested the federal government's commitment to enforce desegregation.
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Atlanta, GA
A National Park Service district preserving the Atlanta places where Martin Luther King, Jr. was born, worshipped, lived, and emerged as a leader of the Civil Rights Movement.
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Little Rock, AR
An immersive museum on Little Rock's historic West Ninth Street preserving and celebrating African American history, culture, entrepreneurship, and achievement in Arkansas.
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Atlanta, GA
An immersive Atlanta museum connecting the history of the American Civil Rights Movement with continuing struggles for human rights around the world.
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Little Rock, AR
Arkansas's original state capitol preserves a landmark Greek Revival building that witnessed statehood, secession, political conflict, and generations of public life.
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Atlanta, GA
A historic Atlanta cemetery founded by Black Atlantans in 1886 and closely connected to generations of African American civic, religious, military, and civil rights history.
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Atlanta, GA
A landmark Atlanta residence that preserves the story of Alonzo and Adrienne Herndon and the rise of one of the city’s most influential Black business families.
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