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Northeast Region

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Region: Boston

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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:  Educational Programs
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Boston National Historical Park
  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:  Educational Programs Interpretive Programs
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Boston African American National Historic Site
 
 
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:  Bird Watching Boating Camping Educational Programs Fishing Hiking Interpretive Programs Kayaking Nature Walks Stargazing Swimming Wildlife Viewing
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Boston Harbor Islands
 
 
Frederick Law Olmsted National Historic Site    

The home and office of noted landscape architect Frederick Law Olmsted.
Special Topics:  Creative Arts & Literature
Recreation Activities:  Educational Programs Interpretive Programs Nature Walks
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Frederick Law Olmsted National Historic Site
 
 
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:  Educational Programs
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John F. Kennedy National Historic Site
 
 
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:  Educational Programs Interpretive Programs
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Longfellow National Historic Site


  

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