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Browse historic places by state or historical era.
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Boston, MA
Boston’s historic market and meeting hall has served for nearly three centuries as a stage for debates over liberty, abolition, suffrage, labor, and civic life.
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Yorktown, VA
A museum and living-history site in Yorktown exploring the American Revolution through artifacts, immersive galleries, films, a Continental Army camp, and an 18th-century farm.
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New York, NY
A National Park Service memorial at the birthplace of the federal government and the site of George Washington's first presidential inauguration.
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New York, NY
A Revolutionary-era museum inside the historic tavern where George Washington bade farewell to his officers in 1783.
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Catasauqua, PA
A restored 1768 stone home of Pennsylvania signer and ironmaster George Taylor, preserved as a National Historic Landmark in Catasauqua.
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New York, NY
Alexander Hamilton's restored country home, offering an intimate view of the Founder's domestic life and role in shaping the early United States.
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Philadelphia, PA
Philadelphia’s nationally significant historic park preserving Independence Hall, the Liberty Bell, and places central to the founding of the United States.
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Dover, DE
The plantation home of statesman John Dickinson, interpreted today through both his founding-era legacy and the lives of the free and enslaved people connected to the property.
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Philadelphia, PA
A Philadelphia museum that traces the American Revolution from its colonial origins through independence and nation-building, highlighted by George Washington's surviving Revolutionary War headquarters tent.
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New Castle, DE
A landmark 1732 courthouse where Delaware declared its separation from Pennsylvania and Great Britain and where later legal battles over the Underground Railroad unfolded.
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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 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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