Virtual Tours In The Redwoods

These documents from the GNMP V17-39 Alabama Monument Files are related to the NPS approval of the erection of the Alabama Memorial on the Gettysburg Battlefield. They are presented in chronological order.

In its latest of many lives, the Schooner Ernestina-Morrissey is often at sea, unavailable to park visitors. We recreated it virtually so more people than ever can explore its decks—and its stories.

A revolution does not always involve fighting, and sometimes the hardest part about a war is what happens in between the battles. In this activity you will take on the role of a sentry during the Valley Forge encampment. You will decide who can enter camp and who cannot.

General George Washington used spy codes to send important messages to his officers. Use a spy code from Washington's papers to decipher important words in a letter from him to the Marquis De Lafayette concerning trapping Lord Cornwallis at Yorktown.

Discover the waterways that were used as highways during George Washington's life.

In the 18th-century, riddles were seen as both entertainment and as a way of proving that you were smart. Thomas Stone, as a lawyer trained in studying clues and facts, probably could have solved the following animals riddles. Can you?

The complete 24-mile auto tour starts at the visitor center and ends at the National Cemetery. The route follows the major events in the 3-day battle and gives an overview of the actions that took place here, in what would become one of the most significant battles of the Civil War. Allow a minimum of 3 hours to complete the tour.

Stories about history can change depending on who’s telling them. We used 3D imaging technology to share what life was like for young people who worked in textile mills in the early days of North American industry.

Panoramic 360 degree tours

On the long weekend around Thanksgiving, come out to a national park to run, walk, wheel, or waddle off your Thanksgiving meal—and make room for leftovers. Inspire others to come out to enjoy their national parks by posting your Bison Trot experience on social media using #NPSBisonTrot.