Nassau Hall
During the American Revolution, Nassau Hall played a vital role as a military and political site. It was struck by cannon fire during the Battle of...
Mount Independence
Across Fort Ticonderoga on Lake Champlain, this site was originally called East Point or Rattlesnake Hill until the Declaration of Independence was...
Henry Cowan, Father of Black Baptist Churches
The cornerstone of this church honors a foundational figure in North Carolina. Known as the “Father of Black Baptist Churches,” Reverend Harry Cowan...
Major John Buttrick House
Founding Home of Concord The Buttrick family were among the founders of Concord in 1635, with William Buttrick owning 215 acres. Jonathan Buttrick...
Wright's Tavern
Serving Two Sides This tavern, built in 1747, had several owners over the years but is known as the Wright Tavern because Amos Wright owned it in 1775...
Cragfont State Historic Site
Home to Gen. James Winchester, an officer who served in both the American Revolution and the War of 1812, and co-founder of the City of Memphis...