Bowling Green
Until July 9, 1776, Bowling Green, the city’s first park, held a 4,000-pound statue of King George III cast out of lead. Following the reading of the...
West Virginia National Cemetery, WV
In the 1960s, it became increasingly apparent that the Grafton National Cemetery was running out of burial space. As a result, a 58-acre tract that...
Equality Park
Liberty Park in Newport, Rhode Island honors the destruction of the British customs vessel HMS Liberty on July 19, 1769. Newport citizens seized the...
Marietta National Cemetery, Georgia
Originally known as the Marietta and Atlanta National Cemetery, the Marietta National Cemetery was established in 1866. The cemetery was once...
Franklin Court
Franklin Court marks the site of Benjamin Franklin’s Philadelphia home, where he lived after returning to the city in 1785 and remained until his...
The Battery
The Battery was once home to Fort George, surrounded by artillery that protected the harbor. Fort George was occupied by the Continental Army under...