History
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- Le Village Québécois d'Antan
- Consists of 70 authentic 19th Century buildings and 18 craftsmen's workshops including an interactive map, events, and schedule located at Drummondville.
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- Burritt on the Mountain
- 14-room mountaintop mansion was in the shape of an X for Dr. William Henry Burritt. The historic park contains restored farm buildings which interpret rural life during 1850's and 1900's and features nature trails. Huntsville.
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- Old Alabama Town
- A collection of authentically restored 19th and 20th century structures with information on tours and features, calendar, FAQ, newsletter, and gift shops located at Montgomery.
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- Old Cahawba
- Site of the first capital with ruins and a cemetery, and contains images, history, projects, photo album, and announcements located at Selma.
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- Tannehill Ironworks Historical State Park
- A collection of over 45 19th and 20th century buildings, and includes history, calendar of events, photos, admissions and fees, and directions located at McCalla.
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- City of Tombstone
- Tourist attractions and events, including general information on Boot Hill Graveyard and the gift shop, City Park, and Schieffelin Monument.
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- Pioneer Living History Museum
- Dedicated to the preservation of America's Old West frontier heritage. Located approximately 30 miles north of downtown Phoenix and encompasses 28 historic buildings spread out over 90 acres.
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- Titan Missile Museum
- Tour of a command center and silo with visitor information and news located at Sahuarita.
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- Historic Arkansas Museum
- Visitor information on the Hinderliter Grog Shop (c. 1826), the Brownlee House (c. 1848), the Woodruff Print Shop (c. 1824), the McVicar House (c. 1848), and the Plum Bayou Log House (c. 1830's) located at Little Rock.
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- Old Washington Historic State Park
- Over 30 restored historic structures from 1824 to 1889, and includes tour information, calendar of events, history, and map and directions.
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- Columbia State Historic Park
- Preserved gold rush-era business district with shops, restaurants and hotels, and includes activity and visitor information.
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- Fort Ross State Historic Park
- A Russian-American Company settlement from 1812 to 1841 chartered by Russia's tsarist government with general and visitor information, video, activities and event calendar located at Jenner.
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- Heritage Square
- Historically and architecturally significant buildings which cannot be preserved at their original location are relocated to a village-like setting, restored, displayed, and interpreted to the public with visitor information located at Los Angeles.
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- Marshall Gold Discovery State Historic Park
- The location where James W. Marshall discovered gold in 1848 on the South Fork of the American River in the valley the Nisenan Indians knew as Cullumah, comprises of a video, calendar of events, and general and visitor information located at Coloma.
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- Ghost Town Wild West Museum
- A complete and authentic old western town built from the very buildings abandoned after the Pikes Peak Region's gold mining era and straight out of the days of America's frontier, includes gold panning activities, history, maps and directions, and FAQ located at Colorado Springs.
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- Museum of Colorado Prisons
- A historical cell house that was the original Women's Correctional Facility constructed in 1935, and includes visitor and tour information, events, and inside tales located at Cañon City.
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- East Granby Historical Society - Old Newgate Prison
- Originally begun as a copper mine, was used as a prison from 1773 to 1827, and includes directions.
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- Lewes Historical Society: Museums
- Twelve historical buildings that include Ryves Holt House, Cannonball House, Burton-Ingram house, Thompson Country Store, Rabbit's Ferry House, Ellegood House, Early Plank House, Blacksmith Shop, Midway School #178, Old Doctor's Office, Hiram Rodney Burton House, and Lewes Life-Saving Station Boathouse.
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- Historic Pensacola Village and the T.T. Wentworth, Jr. Florida State Museum
- A complex of museums, a Colonial Archaeological Trail, and furnished houses, and buildings such as the Dorr House, Lavalle House, Wentworth Museum, and the Old Christ Church including information for tourists, events, exhibits, programs, and online tour.
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- Old Fort Lauderdale Village and Museum
- Features the largest remaining collection of turn of the last century buildings remaining in Broward County, the New River Inn (1905), the King-Cromartie House (1907), the 1905 Philemon Bryan House (1905), a schoolhouse (1899 replica), and the Acetylene Building (1905) located at Fort Lauderdale.