Charles Bulfinch's 1798 gold-domed state house.
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The 1713 seat of colonial government, now a museum.
Boston's oldest standing church, where the 1775 lanterns were hung.
Downtown Boston's oldest building, home of Paul Revere.
A museum in the Abiel Smith School and African Meeting House.
An 1898 wooden auditorium at the Colorado Chautauqua.
Macky Auditorium is the University of Colorado Boulder's 2,000-seat historic concert hall, a Collegiate Gothic landmark that hosts touring artists, the Boulder Philharmonic and campus events.
Rebuilt in Art Deco style in 1936, the Boulder Theater is downtown Boulder's historic movie palace and music hall.
The visitor center at Hoover Dam.
Boyds Negro Schoolhouse is a historic property preserving and interpreting local architecture, community history, and material culture in Boyds, Montgomery, Maryland.
A National Park Service site commemorating Hernando de Soto's 1539 landing.
A cave used by people for more than 10,000 years, with a visitor center and museum.
The Hall of Fame for Great Americans is an outdoor colonnade of bronze busts at Bronx Community College.
Edgar Allan Poe Cottage is the small farmhouse where Poe lived in his final years.
Plymouth Church in Brooklyn Heights was a center of the abolitionist movement and the Underground Railroad.
Kings Theatre is a restored 1929 movie palace in Flatbush presenting concerts and performances.
Wyckoff House Museum is the oldest building in New York City, a 17th-century Dutch farmhouse.
The Old Stone House is a reconstructed 1699 Dutch farmhouse interpreting the 1776 Battle of Brooklyn.