Historic Sites

	Liberty Bell Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	The Liberty Bell's inscription conveys a message of liberty which goes beyond the words
	Mcconnell Springs Lexington, Kentucky	McConnell Springs is a significant site in Lexington history successfully preserved by
	Monticello Charlottesville, Virginia	Construction began in 1769 according to Jefferson's first design, which was completed (
	Moore House Yorktown, Virginia	The site on which the Moore House now stands was first patented by Governor John Harvey
	Moores Creek National Battlefield Currie, North Carolina	The battle is commemorated annually during the last full weekend in February.
	Morris Jumel Mansion New York, New York	During the decade before the Revolutionary War, the Georgian house, with its monumental
	Morristown National Historic Park Morristown, New Jersey	The adjacent museum contains two museum galleries featuring a 25-minute film on 18th-ce
	Mount Independence Orwell, Vermont	During that historic summer, 12,000 soldiers built a massive fort
	Mount Vernon Mount Vernon, Virginia	Mount Vernon, the beloved home of George and Martha Washington, is the most popular his
	Museum Of Culpeper History Culpeper, Virginia	This museum tells the story of Culpeper's rich heritage, featuring local dinosaur fossi
	Nathanael Greene Museum Greeneville, Tennessee	The Nathanael Greene Museum is a Greene County Museum dedicated to preserving the count
	National Constitution Center Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	The National Constitution Center was created by the Co
	National Museum Of The American Revolution Titusville, New Jersey	The Foundation is named for an early (1821-1831) Congressman, Dr.
	National Museum Of The U.S. Navy Washington, District Of Columbia	The U.S. Navy Museum includes exhibits covering the U.S.
	New Castle Court House Museum New Castle, Delaware	The original, central section of the building was constructed in 1732 over the remains
	New Windsor Cantonment State Historic Site Vails Gate, New York	In October 1782, General George Washington moved his army to New Windsor to establish w
	Ninety Six National Historic Site Ninety Six, South Carolina	More Revolutionary War battles & skirmishes took place in South Carolina than any o
	North Hill Preservation District Pensacola, Florida	North Hill is one of the largest residential historic districts in the State of Florida
	Old '76 House Tappan, New York	This great tavern has accommodated guests on various occasions, including the Continent
	Old Barracks Museum Fort Dix, New Jersey	The barracks serves as an educational center for Colonial and American history, and sta
	Old Fort House Museum Fort Edward, New York	The house museum, originally the 1772 home of Patrick Smyth, has been open to the publi
	Old Saint Paul's Cemetery Baltimore, Maryland	This historic cemetery features the graves of some of the most notable names in early A
	Old Stone House Brooklyn, New York	During the Battle of Brooklyn in August 1776, a regiment of about 400 volunteers from M
	Patriots Park and the André Captors' Monument Tarrytown, New York	Exactly on the border between Tarrytown and Sleepy Hollow and next door to the Warner L
	Rock Ford Plantation Lancaster, Pennsylvania	Hand's Georgian brick mansion stands on the banks of the Conestoga River and is surroun
	Saint Paul's Church National Historic Site Mount Vernon, New York	St.
	Salem Maritime National Historic Site Salem, Massachusetts	Salem, Massachusetts has looked to the sea since the community was founded in 1626, and
	Saratoga National Historical Park Stillwater, New York	Here in the autumn of 1777 American forces met, defeated and forced a major British arm
	Schuyler Mansion Albany, New York	Philip Schuyler and his wife, Catharine Van Rensselaer, descended from affluent and pow
	Schwartz Tavern Blackstone, Virginia	Schwartz Tavern was once operated by John A. Schwartz.