National Historical Parks of the United States
39 entries in the National Historical Parks of the United States compendium.
Adams National Historical ParkHomes of two U.S. presidents and five generations of the Adams family.Appomattox Court House National Historical ParkSite of Lee's surrender to Grant, ending the Civil War.Blackstone River Valley National Historical ParkPreserving the birthplace of the American Industrial Revolution.Boston National Historical ParkEight historic sites linked by the Freedom Trail in Boston.Cane River Creole National Historical ParkPreserving two intact French Creole cotton plantations.Jimmy Carter National Historical ParkSites of the 39th president's life and 1976 campaign.Cedar Creek and Belle Grove National Historical ParkCivil War battlefield and 1797 plantation in Virginia's Shenandoah Valley.Colonial National Historical ParkPreserves Jamestown and Yorktown, key sites of early American history.First State National Historical ParkPark covering Delaware's colonial history and first statehood.Fort Sumter and Fort Moultrie National Historical ParkHistoric fortifications and museum sites in Charleston County, South Carolina.George Rogers Clark National Historical ParkSite of Clark's 1779 capture of Fort Sackville.Golden Spike National Historical ParkSite of the first Transcontinental Railroad's completion in 1869.Great Falls (Passaic River)A 77-foot waterfall that powered America's first planned industrial city.Harpers Ferry National Historical ParkSite of John Brown's raid and a key Civil War town.Harriet Tubman Underground Railroad National Historical ParkMaryland park honoring Harriet Tubman's Underground Railroad work.Homestead National Historical ParkSite of the first homestead claim under the Homestead Act.Independence National Historical ParkPreserves Philadelphia sites central to American founding.Jean Lafitte National Historical Park and PreserveMulti-site park protecting Louisiana delta history and nature.Lyndon B. Johnson National Historical ParkPreserves the Texas White House and Johnson family ranch.Kalaupapa National Historical ParkPreserving the historic Hansen's disease settlements on Molokai.Kaloko-Honokōhau National Historical ParkPreserving traditional Native Hawaiian culture and ancient settlements.Keweenaw National Historical ParkPreserving 7,000 years of copper mining heritage.Klondike Gold Rush National Historical ParkCommemorates the Klondike Gold Rush across Alaska and Washington.Lewis and Clark National Historical ParkCommemorates the Lewis and Clark Expedition at the Columbia River mouth.Abraham Lincoln Birthplace National Historical ParkTwo Kentucky farm sites from Lincoln's early life.Lowell National Historical ParkPreserves the planned industrial city of the Industrial Revolution.Manhattan Project National Historical ParkPark commemorating the Manhattan Project across three sites.George Perkins Marsh Boyhood HomeBoyhood home of conservationist George Perkins Marsh.Martin Luther King Jr. National Historical ParkAtlanta park preserving key sites of Martin Luther King Jr.'s life.Minute Man National Historical ParkCommemorates the opening battle of the American Revolutionary War.Morristown National Historical ParkFirst U.S. National Historical Park, preserving Revolutionary War winter encampments.Natchez National Historical ParkFour sites interpret Natchez's colonial, free Black, plantation, and slave trade history.New Bedford Whaling National Historical ParkPark honoring the world's preeminent nineteenth-century whaling port.New Orleans Jazz National Historical ParkPark celebrating jazz origins and evolution in New Orleans.Nez Perce National Historical Park38 sites across four states honoring Nez Perce history.Ocmulgee Mounds National Historical ParkPreserving 12,000 years of Indigenous culture and Mississippian earthworks.Palo Alto Battlefield National Historical ParkSite of the first battle of the Mexican–American War.Pecos National Historical ParkPreserving Pueblo ruins, a Spanish mission, and a Civil War battlefield.Pullman National Historical ParkFirst model planned industrial community and site of the 1894 Pullman strike.
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