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Making America's Best Idea Even Better
Clara Barton National Historic SiteClara Barton and American Red Cross working a Grand Army of the Republic Encampment on the National Mall
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Clara Barton National Historic Site
Site Index
Clara Barton National Historic Site
Centennial Initiative 2016 03-September-2007
Clara Barton National Historic Site 08-January-2006
Contact Us 08-January-2006
Frequently Asked Questions 08-January-2006
National Parks: America's Best Idea 21-August-2009
Special Events 2009 31-December-2006
For Kids
Clara Barton Chronology 1821-1860 03-March-2006
Clara Barton Chronology 1861-1869 06-August-2006
Clara Barton Chronology 1870-1912 22-August-2006
Dress Like Clara Barton 07-September-2006
For Kids 02-March-2006
What Would Clara Barton Bring? 07-September-2006
History & Culture
A Resolution providing for Expenses 06-September-2006
Clara Barton A Lifetime of Service 09-February-2009
History & Culture 01-March-2006
Million and a Half Strawberry Plants 29-August-2006
Primary Source Documents and Research Resources 07-September-2008
The Women Who Went to the Field 06-September-2006
Park Management
Centennial Initiative 2016 23-August-2007
Management 26-September-2006
Photos & Multimedia
Photo Gallery 07-September-2006
Photos & Multimedia 01-March-2006
Virtual Tour 13-June-2007
Plan Your Visit
Adventure Theatre 02-March-2006
Bus and Commercial Vehicle Directions 14-August-2006
Chain Bridge Project 2009 15-June-2009
Clara Barton Parkway Ramp Closure 17-August-2008
Directions 01-March-2006
Fees & Reservations 01-March-2006
Operating Hours & Seasons 01-March-2006
Passport Imprints 15-August-2006
Plan Your Visit 13-January-2006
Schedule Of Events 31-August-2006
Things To Do 13-January-2006
American beaver  

Did You Know?
By the 1900s, beavers were entirely extirpated from Virginia and were difficult to find across the entire lower 48 states due to over-consumption by humans. In 1950, the Boy Scouts reintroduced 5 beavers into Prince William Forest Park. Today there are more than 80 beavers in the 15,000 acre park.

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Last Updated: July 25, 2006 at 00:29 EST