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