Historic Sites

	Charles Pinckney National Historic Site Sullivan's Island, South Carolina	Snee Farm, Pinckney’s coastal plantation, offers an opportunity to learn about the cult
	Charlotte Museum Of History Charlotte, North Carolina	This site includes a regional history museum displaying artifacts from Charlotte, North
	Chateau De Mores Medora, North Dakota	Among the Marquis' enterprises were a beef packing plant, a stagecoach line, a freighti
	Chelsea Plantation West Point, Virginia	Furnished with period antiques and a large collection of paintings, this 1709 brick hou
	Chieftain Museum Major Ridge Home Rome, Georgia	It presents interpretive exhibits, both permanent and temporary, educational programs,
	Clermont State Historic Site Germantown, New York	Clermont became the home of the historic Livingston family in 1728 when Robert Livingst
	Cliveden Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	When Benjamin Chew built Cliveden as a summer home in the 1760s to escape Philadelphia'
	Colonial Williamsburg Williamsburg, Virginia	The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation operates the world’s largest living history museum
	Conference House Staten Island, New York	A captain in the Royal Navy, Billopp built this House around 1680 as the center of his
	Conrad Caldwell House Museum Louisville, Kentucky	The house was built for Theophilus Conrad, a Frenchman who made his fortune in the tann
	Conrad Mansion Museum Kalispell, Montana	Along with establishing the Kalispell Townsite Company and eventually the Conrad Nation
	Constitution Island Highland Falls, New York	In 1778, less than halfway through the Revolutionary War, the Americans were able to fo
	Cordell Hull State Park Byrdstown, Tennessee	The Cordell Hull Birthplace and Museum is a historic site owned by the State of Tenness
	Cottonwood Ranch Hoxie, Kansas	John Fenton Pratt had no idea when he started building his ranch th
	Cow Neck Peninsula Historical Society Port Washington, New York	The society maintains the Sands-Willets House, part of which dates from the early 1700s
	Cragfont Castalian Springs, Tennessee	Cragfont was the home of General James Winchester, a protagonist of the American Revolu
	Crailo State Historic Site Renesselaer, New York	This museum depicts colonial New Netherland history in the upper Hudson Valley.
	Cranbury Museum Cranbury, New Jersey	In 1975, the Arthur E.
	Crane Phillips House Living Museum Cranford, New Jersey	The museum offers visitors a rare glimpse of what life was like for a modest family in
	Cumberland Islands National Seashore St. Marys, Georgia	Preserved and protected for future generations, Cumberland Island National Seashore inc
	Daniel Boone Home Defiance, Missouri	The adjoining Boonesfield Village is a collection of historic buildings from throughout
	Daniel Boone Homestead Birdsboro, Pennsylvania	The Daniel Boone Homestead, located near Reading, Pennsylvania, is a state historic sit
	Darnall's Chance House Museum Upper Marlboro, Maryland	This museum located in a house built for James Wardrop in the early 1740s in the Georgi
	Davenport House Museum Savannah, Georgia	The Davenport House was opened as a museum in 1963 and recently restored to its origina
	David Bradford House Washington, Pennsylvania	Bradford was by all means an upstanding citizen, serving at one point as the Deputy Att
	David Crockett Birthplace State Park Limestone, Tennessee	Davy Crockett's Birthplace has been preserved by the State of Tennessee Department of E
	David Wills House Gettysburg, Pennsylvania	The Civil War came to the doorstep of the Wills home in 1863.
	Davies Manor Plantation Memphis, Tennessee	Davies Manor Plantation is a remarkably preserved historic site within an urban area.
	Dayton Aviation Heritage National Historical Park Dayton, Ohio	Dayton Aviation consists of four units that tell the stories of Wilbur Wright, Orville
	Debary Hall Historic Site DeBary, Florida	Visitors to Debary Hall will learn about the nineteenth-century tourism that overtook F