The Heritage Guide to
Historic Sites

Rediscovering America's Heritage

America’s 250th birthday is a time to remember our past and to look to our future in gratitude. The nation’s leading historic sites tell the American story through place, conveying the richness of our nation’s heritage and the eternal principles that have guided us since those first revolutionaries declared, 250 years ago, that “all men are created equal.”

Antietam National Battlefield

Site of arguably the most important battle of the Civil War and the bloodiest single day in American military history, with nearly 23,000 soldiers killed or wounded

The Hermitage (House of Andrew Jackson) photo

Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage

Family home of President Andrew Jackson

Calvin Coolidge State Historic Site

The birthplace and boyhood home of Calvin Coolidge, the 30th President of the United States. Coolidge was the only peacetime President in the 20th century to leave the federal government smaller than when he took office.

John Dickinson Plantation

Boyhood home and country estate of one of America’s most erudite, influential, and controversial Founders

Reviewed Sites

Heritage is evaluating historic sites in all 50 states and Washington D.C. that are open to the public and include tours and/or exhibits. These can be browsed by map or listing.

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