Founding of the United States

American Revolution Museum at Yorktown

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.

Faneuil Hall

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.

Federal Hall National Memorial

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.

Fraunces Tavern Museum

New York, NY

A Revolutionary-era museum inside the historic tavern where George Washington bade farewell to his officers in 1783.

George Taylor House

Catasauqua, PA

A restored 1768 stone home of Pennsylvania signer and ironmaster George Taylor, preserved as a National Historic Landmark in Catasauqua.

Hamilton Grange National Memorial

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.

Revolutionary Boston: From Protest to Independence

Walk through the meeting halls, streets, waterfront, and battle landscape where Boston’s resistance to British rule became revolution.

The First State: From Independence to Ratification

Follow Delaware's path from colonial independence to statehood through its first capitol, a founding-era plantation, and Dover's historic seat of government.