Historic Sites

	First Reformed Church Of Fishkill Fishkill, New York	The church itself is one of the most historic buildings in all of Dutchess County.
	Fort Lee Historic Park Fort Lee, New York	In the southern portion of the Historic Park, winding paths lead past a reconstructed b
	Fort Mackinac Mackinac Island, Michigan	Fort Mackinac was a major military outpost during the Revolutionary War and War of 1812
	Fort Mifflin On The Delaware Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	Originally built in 1771 and continuously used by the U.S.
	Fort Plain Museum & Historical Park Fort Plain, New York	A significant fort during the Revolutionary War, Fort Plain in the Mohawk Valley exists
	Fort Roberdeau Altoona, Pennsylvania	This fort, built by General Daniel Roberdeau, set out to produce lead to make ammunitio
	Fort Stanwix Rome, New York	Known as "the fort that never surrendered," Fort Stanwix, under the command of Col.
	Fort Ticonderoga Ticonderoga, New York	Exhibits at the fort depict the natural and strategic geography of the historic landsca
	Free Quaker Meeting House Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	When the call went out for able-bodied men to bear arms in the colonial militia, an unu
	George Rogers Clark National Historical Park Vincennes, Indiana	A 30-minute movie on Clark's western campaign is offered every 1/2 hour.
	Glebe House Museum Woodbury, Connecticut	Today, the Glebe House Museum and Jekyll Garden is a non-profit educational institution
	Golden Fleece Tavern Dover, Delaware	On December 17, 1787, Delaware ratified the Constitution at the Golden Fleece Tavern, t
	Governors Island New York, New York	Over the years, the island has served as the backdrop for a number of historic events.
	Greenbrier Historical Society Lewisburg, West Virginia	Greenbrier Historical Society is dedicated to community enrichment through the educatio
	Guilford Courthouse National Military Park Greensboro, North Carolina	Rangers or volunteers at the information desk are glad to help visitors with answers an
	Gunston Hall Plantation Mason Neck, Virginia	George Mason was instrumental in the framing of the United States government, but he sh
	Hale Byrnes House Newark, Delaware	Once the site of a war council that included Washington and Lafayette, this house playe
	Historic Brunswick Winnabow, North Carolina	In the late 1950s and early 1960s, archaeologists uncovered foundations from Brunswick'
	Historic Camden Revolutionary War Site Camden, South Carolina	Visitors may choose a guided or self-guided tour to learn about Camden's early history,
	Historic Halifax Halifax, North Carolina	This historic district was the site of significant events during the colonial and revol
	Historic Kenmore Plantation Fredericksburg, Virginia	One of Virginia's most elegant colonial mansions, Kenmore was built in the 1770s by Fie
	House In The Horseshoe Sanford, North Carolina	During the American Revolution, groups of citizen-soldiers called Whigs or revolutionis
	Hubbardton Battlefield Bomoseen, Vermont	Military historians note that of all the Revolutionary and Civil War battlefields in th
	Independence Hall Philadelphia, Pennsylvania	Constructed between 1732 and 1756 as the State House of the Province of Pennsylvania, i
	Jay Heritage Center Rye, New York	Located on 23 acres in Westchester County, the Jay Heritage Center celebrates the boyho
	John Dickinson Plantation Dover, Delaware	It was January 18, 1740 when Samuel Dickinson, a wealthy Quaker tobacco planter and mer
	John Jay Homestead State Historic Site Katonah, New York	John Jay co-authored the Treaty of Paris, which ended the Revolutionary War, and the Fe
	Johnson Hall State Historic Site Johnstown, New York
	Kings Mountain National Military Park Blacksburg, South Carolina	By exploring the Visitor Center, which includes a 26 minute film, exhibit area and 1.5
	Knox's Headquarters State Historic Site New Windsor, New York	From October 1782 until the spring of 1783, as 7,000 soldiers and 500 "camp followers"