Historic Sites

	Fort Ticonderoga Ticonderoga, New York	Exhibits at the fort depict the natural and strategic geography of the historic landsca
	Fort Worth Stockyards Museum Fort Worth, Texas	Between 1866 and 1890 more than four million head of cattle were trailed through Fort W
	Foster Preservation Society Foster, Rhode Island	The society's office is located in the lower level of the old Town House, built by memb
	Fostoria Glass Museum At The Anna B. Smith House Moundsville, West Virginia	The Fostoria Glass Company began operations in Fostoria, Ohio, on December 15, 1887.
	Fourth Ward School Virginia City, Nevada	On November 28, 1876, the excited residents of Virginia City christened
	Fraunces Tavern Museum New York, New York	Fraunces Tavern Museum is a survivor of the early days of New York City.
	Free Quaker Meeting House Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	When the call went out for able-bodied men to bear arms in the colonial militia, an unu
	French Legation Museum Austin, Texas	The French Legation Museum as it exists today represents a conscientious effort to retu
	Fresno Flats Museum Oakhurst, California	The museum complex is built around two restored and furnished homes dating to the 1870s
	Friends Of White Water Shaker Village Cincinnati, Ohio	The nucleus of the White Water settlement formed in 1822 when members of the Union Soci
	Frisco Historic Park & Museum Frisco, Colorado	In 1983, the Frisco Historical Society and the Town of Frisco officially dedicated the
	Frostburg Museum Frostburg, Maryland	Housed in the Hill Street School, built in 1899, the Frostburg Museum displays the loca
	Fruitlands Museum Harvard, Massachusetts	A National Landmark and Historic District, Fruitlands includes the original farmhouse t
	Gadsby's Tavern Alexandria, Virginia	A historic tavern and museum dating from the years following the American Revolution an
	Gaithersburg Community Museum Gaithersburg, Maryland	The museum features educational exhibits and programs designed to spark visitors' inter
	Gamble Plantation Historic State Park Ellenton, Florida	The Gamble Plantation's history stretches from Major Robert Gamble, who presided over a
	Gaslamp Quarter/william Heath Davis Historic House Museum San Diego, California	In telling the stories of the land, the buildings, and the people, visitors can gain in
	Gatekeeper's Museum/Marion Steinbach Indian Basket Museum Tahoe City, California	The Gatekeeper’s Museum is a reconstruction of the original Gatekeeper’s Cabin – home o
	General Lew Wallace Study And Museum Crawfordsville, Indiana	General Lew Wallace’s study is a separate standing building that was constructed fifty
	Georgetown Powerplant Museum Seattle, Washington	Much of the power produced at this plant operated the streetcars.
	German American Heritage Museum Washington DC, District Of Columbia	Opening on March 21, 2010, the German-American Heritage Museum of the USA will tell the
	Ghost Town Wild West Museum Colorado Springs, Colorado	During the Colorado Gold Rush of the 1860s & 70s, towns sprang up overnight and bla
	Gilmore Farm Montpelier Station, Virginia	George and his wife, Polly, leased the land from Dr.
	Gilroy Museum Gilroy, California	The Gilroy Museum, housed in the historic 1910 Carnegie Library Building, contiains a c
	Gloria Dei Church Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	Imagine the transformation - town becomes city - 13 colonies become a nation – Swedish
	Golden Fleece Tavern Dover, Delaware	On December 17, 1787, Delaware ratified the Constitution at the Golden Fleece Tavern, t
	Gordon House Silverton, Oregon	The Gordon House was designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, widely heralded as the greatest ar
	Gov. Jonathan Trumbull House Lebanon, Connecticut	Governor Jonathan Trumbull's house is unusual in having the only central chimney with a
	Government House Museum St. Augustine, Florida	Since the late 16th century, Government House, located at the west end of the Plaza in
	Graham County Historical Society And Museum Thatcher, Arizona	Some history buffs have called this museum the "finest small-town museum" in Arizona.