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Clara Barton National Historic Site: Visitor’s Guide

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Discover the Clara Barton National Historic Site in Maryland, the former home of the American Red Cross founder. Explore her life, humanitarian work, and legacy through guided tours of this historic landmark. Perfect for history buffs and those inspired by her pioneering spirit. Plan your visit today!

Visit the Grave of British General Edward Braddock

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In the rolling hills of Fayette County, Pennsylvania, lies the final resting place of British General Edward Braddock, a key figure in the French and Indian War. A seasoned military officer, Braddock led British and colonial forces in the doomed 1755 campaign to capture Fort Duquesne, which is modern-day Pittsburgh.  The campaign ended in disaster when a combined force of French troops and Native American warriors near the Monongahela River ambushed his army. Mortally wounded in the battle, Braddock died on July 13, 1755. His death was just over a year after George Washington surrendered to the French at [...]

Fort Necessity: A Brief History and Visitor’s Guide

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Dive into the history of Fort Necessity National Battlefield in Pennsylvania, where George Washington fought his first battle. Learn about the site’s significance in the French and Indian War, explore scenic trails, and visit the interactive visitor center. Plan your trip with our guide to must-see attractions and historical insights.

Rebecca Nurse Homestead: A Salem Witch Trials Execution

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Discover the history of the Rebecca Nurse Homestead in Danvers, Massachusetts, a preserved 17th-century home tied to the Salem Witch Trials. Explore the historic house, scenic grounds, and burial site of an innocent woman executed for witchcraft. Plan your visit to experience a incredible piece of colonial history firsthand.

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