Historic Sites

	Clarke Historical Museum Eureka, California	In an area rich with Native American and pioneer history, the Clarke Museum, housed in
	Claude Moore Colonial Farm At Turkey Run McLean, Virginia	The Farm is managed and operated by the Friends of Claude Moore Colonial Farm, through
	Coachella Valley Museum Indio, California	The museum sets out to display the culture of Coachella Valley with constantly changing
	Colossal Cave Mountain Park Vail, Arizona	Among the mammals, Pack Rats, Deer Mice, Spotted Skunks, Striped Skunks, Ringtails, Fox
	Colvin Run Mill Great Falls, Virginia	This late 19th century building once stood across Colvin Run Road from the mill.
	Costa Mesa Historical Society Museum Costa Mesa, California	Unique exhibits contain natural and man-made objects, photographs and maps, newspapers,
	Cottonlandia Museum Greenwood, Mississippi	The archaeology collection, on loan from the L.B.
	Crosby Arboretum Picayune, Mississippi	The Pinecote Pavilion and the many wooden bridges that complement the lake were designe
	D.c. Booth Historic National Fish Hatchery Spearfish, South Dakota	The hatchery was constructed to propagate, stock, and establish trout populations in th
	Dakota City Heritage Village Farmington, Minnesota	With over 20 buildings, including a blacksmith shop, postoffice, and even a jail, this
	Dawes Arboretum Newark, Ohio	Beman and Bertie Dawes founded The Arboretum with the dedication to increase the love a
	Debary Hall Historic Site DeBary, Florida	Visitors to Debary Hall will learn about the nineteenth-century tourism that overtook F
	Delaware Agricultural Museum & Village Dover, Delaware	The Delaware Agricultural Museum Association was formed by a group of people dedicated
	Delaware Archaeology Museum Dover, Delaware	Exhibited artifacts here range from arrowheads, ceramics, and other stone and bone tool
	Denver Museum Of Nature & Science Denver, Colorado	In 1868, pioneer and naturalist Edwin Carter arrived in Breckenridge, Colo., and devote
	Destrehan Plantation Destrehan, Louisiana	Erected in 1787 by Charles Paquet, Destrehan Plantation was purchased by indigo planter
	Dudley Farm Historic State Park Newberry, Florida	The plantation complex consists of eighteen buildings, including the house in which the
	Dudley Farm, The Guilford, Connecticut	The last family member, David Dudley, gave the farm to the North Guilford Volunteer Fir
	Duke Homestead Durham, North Carolina	The patriarch of Duke Homestead was Washington Duke, an Orange County farmer whose chan
	Dunlawton Sugar Mill Botanical Gardens Port Orange, Florida	Interpretive signs recount the history of this famous 16th century sugar mill and of th
	Edwin Carter Museum Breckenridge, Colorado	Edwin Carter was a Breckenridge pioneer and famous "log cabin naturalist." Concerned ab
	Erie Canalway National Heritage Corridor Waterford, New York	The corridor stretches 524 miles across the full expanse of upstate New York.
	Evergreen Plantation Edgard, Louisiana	Evergreen Plantation is the most intact plantation complex in the South with 37 buildin
	Fairmount Water Works Interpretive Center Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	Through its detailed and faithful picture of watershed use, the I
	Farm And Ranch Museum Gering, Nebraska
	Farmers' Museum, The Cooperstown, New York	The site of The Farmers' Museum has deep roots in New York State's rural past.
	Farmington Museum Farmington, New Mexico	The Three Waters Trading Post features a walk-through replica of a 1930s trading post w
	Floyd County Museum Charles City, Iowa	The Floyd County museum is one of the largest rural county museums in all of the Midwes
	Forest Home Farms San Ramon, California	At Forest Home Farms, San Ramon’s historic park, there will b
	Fort Boonesborough State Park Richmond, Kentucky	Fort Boonesborough has been reconstructed as a working fort complete with cabins, block