All Historic Places in United States
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Showing Historic Places 523-540 of 1141
Ryves Holt House offers public access to a historic property, its collections, gardens, tours, or interpretive programs.
Cannonball House Lewes offers public access to a historic property, its collections, gardens, tours, or interpretive programs.
An 1820 house museum of the Greenbrier Historical Society.

One of only four Carnegie Halls still in use worldwide, built in 1902.
A state museum of Native American archaeology.
An 1847 Greek Revival house.
The estate of statesman Henry Clay.
The girlhood home of Mary Todd Lincoln.
A sugar plantation homestead museum.
The 1869 home of the first secretary of state.
Bertram Goodhue's 1932 state capitol tower.
The site of Abraham Lincoln's boyhood farm.
Lindbergh's boyhood home.
The state capitol, a Neoclassical building open for free tours and exhibits.
A state museum of Arkansas history and art with restored 19th-century houses.