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Making America's Best Idea Even Better
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Friendship Hill National Historic Site
Brochures
 

Friendship Hill National Historic Site publishes a variety of brochures and site bulletins. Many of these publications may be downloaded from this page. To download the park's newspapers click here.

Special Events and Programs
Summer 2009 - Programs and Events
American Indian Living History Celebration

Site Information
Hiking Trails

Albert Gallatin 
The Whiskey Rebellion
Albert Gallatin's Views on the Constitution & the Bill of Rights
Secretary of the Treasury
I am a bad farmer...
Land, Glass, and Guns: The Industrial Heritage of Albert Gallatin's New Geneva
Albert Gallatin and Native American Languages

The Gallatin House
Chronology of Friendship Hill
The Changing Faces of the Gallatin House
Albert Gallatin  

Did You Know?
Nineteen year old Albert Gallatin came to America in 1780, in the midst of the American Revolution. He and a partner landed near Boston with $400 and a load of tea to sell. They failed to make a profit.

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Last Updated: July 27, 2009 at 14:58 EST