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	Adams National Historical Park     Comprised of 11 historic structures and a cultural landscape totaling almost 14 acres. Home of two U.S. Presidents, John Adams and John Quincy Adams. Special Topics:  Civil War · Presidential Parks · Revolutionary War · Westward Expansion · Women's History Recreation Activities:     Travel info
	Appalachian National Scenic Trail     Extends approximately 2,170 miles through 14 states between Georgia and Maine. Massachusetts hosts 90 miles of the trail through the Berkshires. Special Topics:  Recreation Activities:           Travel info
	Blackstone River Valley National Heritage Corridor     Made up of 24 cities and towns and the 46-mile long Blackstone River on 454 square miles of land in the Blackstone River watershed. Special Topics:  Recreation Activities:                     Travel info Please select from the following list:
	Blackstone River Valley Visitor Center (Pawtucket, RI)
	Broad Meadow Brook Wildlife Sanctuary (Worcester, MA)
	Museum of Work and Culture (Woonsocket, RI)
	River Bend Farm (Uxbridge, MA)
	Worcester Historical Museum (Worcester, MA)
	Boston National Historical Park     Consists of eight historic sites associated with the colonial struggle for independence and American ideals of liberty and freedom. Special Topics:  Maritime History · Revolutionary War Recreation Activities:   Travel info Please select from the following list:
	Boston Downtown Visitor Center
	Bunker Hill Monument
	Charlestown Navy Yard
	Dorchester Heights Monument
	Boston African American National Historic Site     Encompasses 15 pre-Civil War era structures in Boston’s Beacon Hill neighborhood, linked by the 1.6 mile Black Heritage Trail. Special Topics:  African American · Civil Rights · Civil War Recreation Activities:     Travel info
	Boston Harbor Islands     Consists of 34 islands in Boston Harbor, many of which played important roles at different moments in Boston’s history. Today, you can tour historic structures or enjoy walking trails. Special Topics:  Maritime History Recreation Activities:               Travel info
	Cape Cod National Seashore     Comprises 43,604 acres of shoreline, upland landscape features, and salt marsh, including a 40-mile long stretch of ocean beach; protecting natural and cultural features of Outer Cape Cod. Special Topics:  Recreation Activities:                    Travel info Please select from the following list:
	Province Lands Visitor Center (Provincetown)
	Salt Pond Visitor Center (Eastham)
	Essex National Heritage Area     Includes 34 communities with hundreds of historic resources and cultural landscapes within a 500 square mile radius. Special Topics:  Immigration · Industry & Commerce · Invention & Innovation · Maritime History · Revolutionary War Recreation Activities:           Travel info Please select from the following list:
	Custom House Maritime Museum (Newburyport)
	Lawrence Heritage State Park (Lawrence)
	Regional Visitor Center (Salem)
	Stage Fort Park & Welcoming Center (Gloucester)
	Frederick Law Olmsted National Historic Site     The home and office of noted landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted. Special Topics:  Creative Arts & Literature Recreation Activities:      Travel info
	John F. Kennedy National Historic Site     Preserves the 1917 birthplace and boyhood home of John F. Kennedy, the 35th President of the United States. Special Topics:  Civil Rights · Presidential Parks Recreation Activities:   Travel info
	Longfellow National Historic Site     Headquarters of General George Washington; later, home of poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. Special Topics:  Creative Arts & Literature · Revolutionary War Recreation Activities:     Travel info
	Lowell National Historical Park     Preserves and interprets the history of the American Industrial Revolution in Lowell, Massachusetts. Special Topics:  Immigration · Industry & Commerce · Women's History Recreation Activities:     Travel info
	Minute Man National Historical Park     Preserves and protects the significant historic sites, structures, properties, and landscapes associated with the opening battles of the American Revolution. Special Topics:  Revolutionary War Recreation Activities:         Travel info Please select from the following list:
	Minute Man Visitor Center (Lexington)
	North Bridge Visitor Center (Concord)
	The Wayside: Home of Authors (Concord)
	New Bedford Whaling National Historical Park     Commemorates the whaling industry and its impact on the economic, social, and environmental history of the United States. The park includes a 13-block National Historic Landmark District. Special Topics:  Industry & Commerce Recreation Activities:   Travel info
	Quinebaug and Shetucket Rivers Valley National Heritage Corridor     A scenic region of 35 towns in southern central Massachusetts and northern Connecticut. Special Topics:  Recreation Activities:        Travel info Please select from the following list:
	Clara Barton Homestead (Oxford, MA)
	Old Sturbridge Village (Sturbridge, MA)
	Prudence Crandall Museum (Canterbury, CT)
	Salem Maritime National Historic Site     On 9.5 acres on Salem’s historic waterfront, this site provides insight into the maritime history of New England and the United States. Special Topics:  Industry & Commerce · Maritime History Recreation Activities:         Travel info
	Saugus Iron Works National Historic Site     The site of the first successful integrated iron works in North America, in operation 1646-1668. Special Topics:  Industry & Commerce Recreation Activities:     Travel info
	Springfield Armory National Historic Site     Founded by General George Washington, this was the nation’s first armory, producing firearms from 1794 to 1968. Today it houses the world’s second-largest firearms collection in its museum. Special Topics:  Civil War Recreation Activities:   Travel info
	Sudbury, Assabet, and Concord Wild and Scenic Rivers     A nationally designated Wild and Scenic River northwest of Boston. Special Topics:  Recreation Activities:   Travel info Please select from the following list:
	Great Meadows National Wildlife Refuge (Sudbury)
	South Bridge Boathouse (Concord)
	Westfield Wild and Scenic River     The East, Middle, and West branches of the Westfield River are a state- and locally-managed National Wild and Scenic River area. Special Topics:  Recreation Activities:   Travel info Please select from the following list:
	Chester-Blandford State Forest (Chester)
	Chesterfield Gorge (Chesterfield)
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