8 Historic Sites to Explore the American Revolution

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The American Revolution (1775-1783) was a fight for independence and democracy. These 8 historic sites let you learn about its lasting impact on the US.

Boston's Trail is a 2.5-mile path connecting 16 historic sites, highlighting the city's role in the revolution, from protests to key battles. Visit landmarks like Old State House.

The Freedom Trail 

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Boston's Trail is a 2.5-mile path connecting 16 historic sites, highlighting the city's role in the revolution, from protests to key battles. Visit Old State House.

Yorktown Battlefield

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Independence Hall in Philly is where the Declaration and Constitution were born. Visit and see where it all happened, including the Liberty Bell - a symbol of freedom.

Independence Hall

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Mount Vernon, George Washington's home, on the Potomac River. Tour his mansion, gardens, farm, and learn about his personal and public life.

Mount Vernon

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Monticello in Charlottesville, VA, is Thomas Jefferson's home. Explore his house, grounds, library, and learn about his many interests and contributions.

Monticello

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Valley Forge, PA, preserves Washington's army winter camp in 1777-78. Visit cabins, monuments, and trails to witness their resilience and transformation.

Valley Forge

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Fraunces Tavern, NYC, a vital site in the revolution. Dine, view exhibits, and savor colonial history where patriots met and Washington bid farewell in 1783.

Fraunces Tavern

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Saratoga National Historical Park, NY, key to the revolution. See cannons, monuments, and history at Saratoga Battlefield, plus the 155-foot Saratoga Monument. 

Saratoga National Historical Park 

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