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Browse historic places by state or historical era.
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Calhoun, GA
The preserved site of the Cherokee Nation's nineteenth-century capital, where national government, the Cherokee Phoenix, the Treaty of New Echota, and the road to removal converged.
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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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Salmon, ID
A 71-acre cultural and interpretive center in Salmon exploring Sacajawea, the Agaidika Shoshone-Bannock people, the Lewis and Clark Expedition, and the Lemhi Valley.
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Sioux City, IA
A 100-foot sandstone obelisk in Sioux City marking the grave of Sergeant Charles Floyd, the only Corps of Discovery member to die during the Lewis and Clark Expedition.
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Sioux City, IA
A free riverfront interpretive center in Sioux City using immersive exhibits and programs to explore the Lewis and Clark Expedition and its passage through the region.
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Concord, MA
A picturesque nineteenth-century cemetery in Concord best known for Authors Ridge and the graves of leading American writers and thinkers.
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Dover, DE
Delaware's first permanent capitol in Dover, preserving an early courtroom and legislative chambers that served state government into the twentieth century.
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New Orleans, LA
An immersive New Orleans museum and working spirits showcase tracing the city’s cocktail traditions through interactive exhibits, historic spaces, and on-site production.
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New York, NY
A landmark Gothic Revival church and historic churchyard closely connected to George Washington, Alexander Hamilton, and more than three centuries of New York history.
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Boston, MA
Board the world’s oldest commissioned warship afloat and encounter the living naval history of “Old Ironsides” with its active-duty U.S. Navy crew.
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New Orleans, LA
New Orleans’ oldest neighborhood, a National Historic Landmark district where French, Spanish, Creole, and American influences remain visible in an extraordinary historic streetscape.
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Weippe, ID
A historic camas prairie near Weippe where the Nez Perce welcomed the exhausted Lewis and Clark Expedition in 1805 and where traditional root gathering continues.
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