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Explore Historic Places
Browse historic places by state or historical era.
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Cambridge, MA
America’s pioneering garden cemetery combines nationally significant history, notable monuments, and a richly planted landscape overlooking Greater Boston.
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Haverhill, MA
A hands-on museum tracing the evolution of printing, typography, graphic arts, and communication technology.
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Boston, MA
The 1729 meeting house where thousands debated British taxation before the gathering spilled into the streets and became the Boston Tea Party.
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Boston, MA
Boston’s 1713 seat of royal government, overlooking the Boston Massacre site and the balcony where independence was proclaimed to the city.
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Boston, MA
The compact 17th-century North End home where Paul Revere lived during the years surrounding his famous revolutionary ride.
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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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Adams, MA
The restored Adams farmhouse where Susan B. Anthony was born explores the childhood influences and reform movements that shaped a leading advocate for women’s rights.
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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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