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Browse historic places by state or historical era.
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Wilson, AR
A museum in Wilson preserving an exceptional collection of artifacts from the nearby Nodena site, a major Late Mississippian-era Indigenous village.
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Lexington, MA
The Lexington parsonage where Paul Revere warned John Hancock and Samuel Adams that British troops were approaching.
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Little Rock, AR
A preserved downtown Little Rock city block where restored frontier-era buildings, living history, and Arkansas-made art reveal the state's early history and creative traditions.
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Spanish Fort, AL
A wooded Alabama park preserving an early river town, ancient Indigenous sites, and the battlefield of one of the Civil War's final major engagements.
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Dauphin Island, AL
A remarkably preserved coastal fort on Dauphin Island that played a central role in the Civil War's Battle of Mobile Bay.
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Washington, AR
A remarkably preserved Arkansas town where historic buildings, museums, and living-history programs bring the state's nineteenth-century story to life.
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Yorktown, VA
A preserved Virginia port town where colonial commerce, the 1781 American victory at Yorktown, and later Civil War history remain visible along historic streets and the York River.
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Jekyll Island, GA
One of Georgia's oldest surviving tabby structures, built in 1743 for colonial military leader William Horton on Jekyll Island.
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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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Rehoboth Beach, DE
A restored 19th-century U.S. Life-Saving Service station that brings the dangerous work of Delaware's coastal surfmen and shipwreck rescuers to life.
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Plymouth, MA
A rare surviving 17th-century Plymouth home associated directly with Mayflower passengers John Howland and Elizabeth Tilley and their son Jabez.
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New Orleans, LA
The ceremonial heart of the French Quarter, where the 1803 transfer of Louisiana to the United States is remembered amid an iconic landscaped public square.
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Leola, AR
A Saline River battlefield park preserving the site of the April 30, 1864 engagement that enabled Frederick Steele's Union army to continue its retreat toward Little Rock.
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Jerome, AR
The rural site of a World War II incarceration camp where more than 8,000 Japanese Americans were confined in southeastern Arkansas.
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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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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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Kennesaw, GA
A major National Park Service battlefield preserving miles of Civil War earthworks, historic landscapes, museum exhibits, and hiking trails from the 1864 Atlanta Campaign.
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Kamiah, ID
A roadside interpretive site near Kamiah marking where the Lewis and Clark Expedition spent four weeks among the Nez Perce while waiting for mountain snow to melt in 1806.
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