A National Park Service site with a totem pole trail and the 1804 Battle of Sitka site.
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A National Park Service site in historic Skagway on the 1897-98 Klondike Gold Rush.
Minnesota's oldest iron mine.
A local history museum with the Oliver Mansion.
The home of writer Sarah Orne Jewett.
An important Mississippian culture mound site with a visitor center.

A 1931 Art Deco theater, home of the Spokane Symphony.
An eccentric house and complex of collections, including the world's largest indoor carousel.
Frank Lloyd Wright's home, studio and estate, part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
The only surviving building where Lincoln kept law offices.
Frank Lloyd Wright's best-preserved early Prairie house, with original furniture and art glass.
The state capitol, open for free tours.
The 1840 capitol where Lincoln gave his House Divided speech.
The burial place of Abraham Lincoln and his family in Oak Ridge Cemetery.
The only home Abraham Lincoln ever owned, with a four-block historic neighborhood.
An 1874 lighthouse and maritime museum on Anastasia Island.
The Ximenez-Fatio House, built in 1798, interprets St. Augustine's boarding-house era.