The Capitol Theatre, opened in 1921, is a restored historic theater in downtown Clearwater.
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The largest performing arts center in the US outside New York, with five restored 1920s theaters.
A plantation called a birthplace of the blues.
A 19th-century red gristmill and village of historic buildings on the South Branch of the Raritan River.
The Cocoa Village Playhouse is a restored 1924 theater presenting musicals and plays.
The Barnacle is the oldest home in its original location in Miami-Dade County, built in 1891.
The largest prehistoric city north of Mexico, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
George Washington Birthplace National Monument preserves the site of Washington's birthplace and a colonial farm on Popes Creek.
A museum of mining history and machinery.
An 1818 mansion with gardens, run by Historic Columbia.
A site of an African American family's home and businesses for nearly 130 years.
Woodrow Wilson's boyhood home, now a museum of Reconstruction.
An 1823 house designed by Robert Mills, architect of the Washington Monument.
The state capitol, still marked by bronze stars where Union cannonballs struck in 1865.
The Other Barn is a community gathering and performance venue in Oakland Mills.
Historic Oakland preserves a historic manor and hosts public cultural and community programs.
An 1852 house museum that was a stop on the Underground Railroad.