Historic Sites

	Avon Inn Avon, New York	This stately, 19th-century Greek Revival mansion, listed on the National Register of Hi
	Boyd Tavern Boydton, Virginia	The original Boyd Tavern was constructed in 1790, consisting of a small one-story dwell
	Boykins Tavern Museum Windsor, Virginia	Boykin inherited this land in 1780, as well as the house that had stood there since 176
	Buckhorn Saloon & Museum San Antonio, Texas	Winner of the 2002 "Best Attraction" award from the Downtown Alliance, the Buckhorn Sal
	Camp Floyd/stagecoach Inn State Park Museum Fairfield, Utah	Camp Floyd / Stagecoach Inn State Park Museum is Utah's link with the Civil War.
	Chester Inn Jonesborough, Tennessee	Dr. William P.
	City Tavern Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	The Tavern was built "for the convenience and credit of the city" by a group of eminent
	Colonial Williamsburg Williamsburg, Virginia	The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation operates the world’s largest living history museum
	Corning Painted Post Historical Society & Benjamin Patterson Inn Museum Corning, New York	The society was founded in 1947 "to collect local historical data, to diffuse the knowl
	Degas House New Orleans, Louisiana	Built during the original development of the Esplanade Ridge Neighborhood, the Degas Ho
	Elizabeth Van Tassel House Tarrytown, New York	There is no way around this, so we may as well be frank: the location of the Van Tassel
	Essex Inn, The Essex, New York	It has operated almost continuously since the early lake port days, making it one of th
	Farnsworth House Inn Gettysburg, Pennsylvania	Enjoy a variety of period specialty fare brought by servers in period dress at the Farn
	Fraunces Tavern Museum New York, New York	Fraunces Tavern Museum is a survivor of the early days of New York City.
	Gadsby's Tavern Alexandria, Virginia	A historic tavern and museum dating from the years following the American Revolution an
	Golden Fleece Tavern Dover, Delaware	On December 17, 1787, Delaware ratified the Constitution at the Golden Fleece Tavern, t
	Heidelberg Hotel Baton Rouge, Louisiana	Construction on the Heidelberg Hotel began in 1927, with just a sketch on a napkin.
	Henry B. Plant Museum Tampa, Florida	A testament to the extravagant tastes that informed Gilded Age architectural style, the
	Historic Odessa Foundation Odessa, Delaware	The Historic Houses of Odessa offers guided tours all year long of five historic houses
	Historical Society Of Carroll County Westminster, Maryland	Composed of three buildings, the Historical Society of Carroll County offers visitors a
	Hotel De Paris Museum Georgetown, Colorado	The NSCDA in Colorado purchased the building in 1954 and now operates it as the only ho
	Hotel Halbrook Railroad And Local History Museum Dickson, Tennessee	The first floor lobby and an upstairs hotel room have been furnished to represent the h
	Jeff's Pirate Cove and Seaside Museum Ipan Talofofo, Guam	Halfway between the Togcha River and the Cove sits a bunker built during World War II w
	Milton House Museum Milton, Wisconsin	Pioneer, Joseph Goodrich, came to Prairie du Lac, as Milton was called then, in 1838, l
	Old '76 House Tappan, New York	This great tavern has accommodated guests on various occasions, including the Continent
	Old Sturbridge Village Sturbridge, Massachusetts	Old Sturbridge Village is the largest living history museum in New England, spanning o
	Phelps Tavern Museum Simsbury, Connecticut	The mission of the society is to promote an appreciation of the history of Simsbury, it
	Rising Sun Tavern Fredericksburg, Virginia
	Schwartz Tavern Blackstone, Virginia	Schwartz Tavern was once operated by John A. Schwartz.
	Sparta Rock House Sparta, Tennessee	The small, stone Rock House, originally built to collect tolls on a private road, was b