Historic Sites

The Shiloh Museum tells the story of pioneer men, women and children through a variety

Both the Shiloh Battlefield and the Corinth Civil War Interpretive Center have large ex

Shirley Plantation is Virginia's first plantation and one of the first economic engines

Covering more than 80 acres of beautiful rolling hills in Kansas City North's Hodge Par

The Japanese House, as it is informally known to Philadelphians, is in a style which wo

Show Low had its beginning as a ranch claimed by Marion Clark and Corydon Cooley.

Today the hill sits in residential suburban Nashville, marked with a state historical m

Sidney Lanier was born here at his grandparents' home on February 3, 1842, and tragical

The Siege Museum interprets civilian life in Petersburg before, during, and immediately

Interior displays include working models of sawmills and logging camps, historic loggin

Visitors can transport themselves into the era of swing music and patriotism and experi

Explore the past through permanent and rotating exhibits highlighting Indian culture, p

Beginning in the 1860s, a wide variety of fraternal, civic and religious groups establi

Indians used it and early travelers and explorers counted on finding water here.

The Sauk Center home provided part of the inspiration for Sinclair's novel Main Stre

The Native American Gallery features one of the most comprehensive portrayals of Native

With exhibits like a model railroad depicting the town of Dunsmuir in it's heyday as a

All that remains of this last major conflict between Europeans and Alaska Natives is th

On November 22, 1963, the Texas School Book Depository building was the focus of world

In 1874 New York Supreme Court Judge Joseph Potter built the three-story Victorian goth

The Skenesborough Museum concentrates on the history of the area, along with a focus th

A group of preservation minded residents are aggressively pursuing a $1.2 million fundr

Slate Run features a variety of habitats ranging from the open areas of grasslands, wet

Dedicated in 1888 and housed in a stunning Romanesque Revival building, the Slater's lo

Founded in 1849 as the Tarrytown Cemetery, the town posthumously honored Washington Irv

If you don't mind a little walking, you can easily trace Ichabod Crane's famous ride up

In 1881 and 1882, North Alabama planter and investor James Withers Sloss built the furn

During the 18th century, large plantations dotted the Narragansett shoreline from Wickf