A Civil War battlefield.
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The Virginia State Capitol in Richmond, designed by Thomas Jefferson, offers public tours and exhibits on Virginia's government and history.
A 51-room manor house tied to two centuries of ironmaking, in Ringwood State Park.
A restored 1840s fort central to the Gold Rush.
A site of mysterious stone structures.
A National Park Service site with the Old Point Loma Lighthouse.
A state park preserving San Diego's early Mexican and American town.
The oldest intact building in San Francisco, a mission church from 1791.
A 1776 Spanish mission, the Jewel of the Missions.
A folk art museum of hand-carved miniature towns and circus scenes, with walls made of glass bottles.
The Queen of the Missions, founded in 1786.
The round state capitol, whose halls display the Capitol Art Collection of New Mexico artists.
A Gothic Revival chapel known for its spiral staircase with no visible means of support.

A Museum Hill museum of Native art and archaeology of the Southwest, from ancient pottery to contemporary work.
Carroll Baldwin Hall serves as a restored historic community hall for cultural, educational, and performing-arts programs.
A Civil War-era brick fort at the mouth of the Savannah River.
A state park, formerly Toltec Mounds, preserving the largest group of Native American mounds in Arkansas.
Western New Mexico University's museum, with the largest collection of Mimbres pottery on display.