Historic sites in United States: profiles, services and practical information.
Beneath the Brooklyn Bridge, a transparent pavilion shelters a carousel that began turning more than a century ago. The Philadelphia Toboggan Company built Jane’s Carous…
View profile →A few blocks from the bustle of the boardwalk, the Venice canals change the pace: skateboard noise and vendors give way to low bridges, private gardens and houses facing…
View profile →A few metres from the sand, Venice Beach Skatepark turns skate culture into a public spectacle: from the edge of the bowl you can watch beginners, experienced skaters an…
View profile →Across from the Public Library, Trinity Church anchors Copley Square with a stone silhouette that marked the congregation’s return to Back Bay after the Great Boston Fir…
View profile →On Copley Square, the Boston Public Library turns a free visit into a look at the idea of a library as civic space. The McKim Building opened in 1895 and was conceived a…
View profile →The Basilica of St. Patrick’s Old Cathedral preserves an early chapter of New York’s Catholic life on Mulberry Street. It was the city’s first Catholic cathedral and rem…
View profile →Tudor Place was home to six generations of Martha Washington’s descendants; today it is a house museum and 5.5-acre garden on a residential Georgetown street. The instit…
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A working distillery in Dodge City’s 1929 municipal building, with reserved tours connecting grain production, spirits and architectural reuse.
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A museum of Dodge City history combining original collections, reconstructed Front Street and seasonal live interpretation.
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A historic theatre with paintings from Chicago’s 1893 World’s Fair, live productions and the Swogger Art Gallery.
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A rural-history museum whose farmstead, historic buildings and country village explain work and everyday life in nineteenth-century New York.
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A preserved military post interpreting westward expansion, slavery and the Civil War, with historic buildings and restored prairie.
View profile →An 1873 family home and sculpture garden that preserve a domestic chapter of Marysville’s Victorian history.
View profile →An original limestone barn associated with the Pony Express, interpreted through transport history and local collections.
View profile →S. P. Dinsmoor’s limestone home and concrete sculpture environment combine biblical imagery, social commentary and an individual artistic vision.
View profile →Preserved wagon swales west of Dodge City reveal the Santa Fe Trail within the prairie landscape, alongside remnants of the Soule Canal.
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A local history museum in City Park, accompanied by relocated historic buildings in Prairie Town Village.
View profile →Historic Edenton’s 1886 river lighthouse offers guided access to maritime history on Dock Street. The deck and first floor are identified as accessible, while the end of…
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A volunteer heritage railway linking Abilene with Enterprise through the Smoky Hill River valley, with scheduled excursions and special trains.
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Kaw Nation’s heritage park on its former Kansas reservation, with interpretive trails and the returned Sacred Red Rock.
View profile →The house where Amelia Earhart was born, preserved as a museum by The Ninety-Nines on a bluff above the Missouri River.
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A restored match-factory complex with postal-history exhibits and stamp collections, open to visitors on weekdays with holiday exceptions.
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Historic house museum preserving the home and contents bequeathed by Mary Packer Cummings, with guided access and specific autumn arrangements in 2026.
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An 1815 brick house whose interpretation connects architecture, preservation and the enslaved labor supporting its original owners. Interior tours and grounds access dif…
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