San Marcos de Apalache Historic State Park preserves the site of Spanish, British and American forts at the junction of the Wakulla and St. Marks rivers.
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A historic site on Acadian and Creole history on Bayou Teche.
A historic fort at the confluence of the Mississippi and Minnesota rivers.
Cass Gilbert's 1905 state capitol.
The Weedon Island Preserve Cultural & Natural History Center interprets the archaeology and ecology of a site occupied by Native people for thousands of years.
The archaeological remains of a 1736 British colonial town.
The remains of Hidatsa villages, home of Sakakawea, with a reconstructed earthlodge.
A French colonial town.
A National Park Service prairie preserve with an 1881 ranch house.
A living history museum of 1830s New England.
A state park with ceremonial mounds of a Mississippian town.
Mission San Luis is a reconstructed 17th-century Spanish mission and Apalachee village.
A living Native community with multi-story adobe buildings lived in for about 1,000 years, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Fort De Soto Park preserves a Spanish-American War-era coastal fort with original mortars, plus a small history museum.
The 1882 Cochise County courthouse, now a museum of Tombstone history.
A historic mining park.
The state capitol with John Steuart Curry murals.
The last surviving colonial barracks in New Jersey, built in 1758.