The house where Martin Luther King Jr.
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The church where Martin Luther King Jr.
The Greek Revival state capitol at the head of Dexter Avenue, open for free tours.
The Equal Justice Initiative's memorial to the victims of racial terror lynching in America.
One of the oldest and best-preserved state capitols, with a gold-leaf dome.
James Madison's Montpelier in Orange County, Virginia, is the home of President James Madison, open as a museum.

A restored 1924 theater downtown.

A restored 1937 theater presenting concerts, comedy, dance and family shows.
Part of Morristown National Historical Park, next to the Ford Mansion where Washington spent the winter of 1779-80.
An 1810 house museum with gardens and a large collection of cartoonist Thomas Nast's work.
Pennsbury Manor is the reconstructed country estate of William Penn on the Delaware River.
A 1926 theater for film and performance.
A 1914 Arts and Crafts mountaintop estate.
One of the largest conical burial mounds in the US, built by the Adena people.
A plantation with an avenue of oaks, slave cabins and Gullah culture presentations.
George Washington's Mount Vernon is the historic estate, museum and library of George Washington on the Potomac River.
An outdoor history museum of 19th-century village life.
Palm Cottage, built in 1895, is one of the oldest houses in Naples and home of the Naples Historical Society.