National Historic Landmark-William Blacklock House

National Historic Landmark-William Blacklock House

Constructed in 1800, this massive three-story brick house with hipped roof is an excellent example of the Adamesque style, well-proportioned, and of the highest design quality and sophistication.

The entrance is centered on the façade ...

National Historic Landmark-Bethesda Presbyterian Church

National Historic Landmark- Bethesda Presbyterian Church

Dedicated in 1822, this is one of the few churches designed by Robert Mills (1781-1855) remaining in America. Its neo-classical temple form represents Mills' work as a maturing architect influenced by Jeffersonian classicism.

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National Historic Landmark-Beaufort Historic District

National Historic Landmark- Beaufort Historic District

This coastal city, the second oldest town in the state, is marked by a distinctive style of Southern architecture, different from that of Savannah and Charleston.

Structures in the district date from the early 18th ...

National Historic Landmark-Atalaya and Brookgreen Gardens

National Historic Landmark- Atalaya and Brookgreen Gardens

Atalaya and Brookgreen Gardens most accurately reflect the distinguished career of Anna Hyatt Huntingdon, a sculptor whose work spanned a period of 70 years.

Huntington specialized in studies of animals, and no other woman ...

National Historic Landmark-William Aiken House

National Historic Landmark-William Aiken House and Associated Railroad Structures

These structures are associated with William Aiken, Sr. (1779-1831), who in 1827 founded the South Carolina Canal and Railroad Company. Aiken's Charleston-to-Hamburg railroad was the first to use steam from the beginning ...

National Historic Landmark-Wounded Knee

National Historic Landmark- Wounded Knee

On December 29, 1890, this was the scene of the last major clash between Native Americans and U.S. troops in North America.

In the period following the introduction of the Ghost Dance among the Lakota and the ...

National Historic Landmark-Verendrye Site

National Historic Landmark- Verendrye Site

Here, in late March 1743, the Verendryes, the first Europeans to explore the northern plains region of the present United States, secreted a lead plate beneath a pile of stones.

Sixty-one years before Lewis and Clark ...

National Historic Landmark-Frawley Ranch

National Historic Landmark- Frawley Ranch

Frawley Ranch represents the development of practical land use for an area unsuited to homestead farming.

In the 1890s, lawyer Henry J. Frawley acquired several unsuccessful homestead farms and created a large and prosperous ranch here.

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National Historic Landmark-Fort Pierre Chouteau Site

National Historic Landmark- Fort Pierre Chouteau Site

Perhaps the most significant fur trade/military fort on the western American frontier, Fort Pierre Chouteau was the largest (almost 300' square) and best equipped trading post in the northern Great Plains.

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National Historic Landmark-Deadwood Historic District

National Historic Landmark- Deadwood Historic District

The site of a rich gold strike in 1875, Deadwood retains its mining town atmosphere. Many original buildings remain.

While Deadwood is one of the most highly publicized mining towns of the trans-Mississippi West, much of ...