Brandywine Battlefield Park interprets the 1777 Battle of Brandywine, the largest land battle of the American Revolution.
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A Frank Lloyd Wright Usonian house in the Laurel Highlands, with a sculpture meadow.
A 1921 theater, home of Ebertfest.
Berkeley Plantation in Charles City County, Virginia, is the ancestral home of the Harrison family, open as a historic site.
Shirley Plantation on the James River in Charles City County, Virginia, is one of the oldest family-owned businesses in North America and a historic site.
An 1834 Greek Revival house museum.
Cass Gilbert's 1932 capitol, with a gold dome taller than the US Capitol's.
The fort where the first shots of the Civil War were fired, reached by ferry from Liberty Square.
One of the oldest public gardens in America, with romantic-style gardens.
The oldest unrestored plantation house in America open to the public, from about 1750.
An 18th-century plantation with the oldest landscaped gardens in the US.

A theater on the site of America's first theater, built in 1736, now home of Charleston Stage.
An 1803 Federal house designed by Gabriel Manigault.
The 1772 home of Declaration signer Thomas Heyward Jr., where George Washington stayed in 1791.
An 1820 townhouse preserved, not restored, with intact slave quarters.
An 1808 Federal townhouse known for its free-flying spiral staircase.

A museum and library about evangelist Billy Graham, in a building shaped like a dairy barn.
A history museum at the 1774 Hezekiah Alexander House, the oldest home in Mecklenburg County.