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Hamilton Grange National MemorialHamilton Grange was built between 1802 and 1804 in the Federal style
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Hamilton Grange National Memorial
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Hamilton Grange is closed to the public due to restoration.  However, schools and other groups may request an exterior ranger program (weather permitting).  This program will consist of the life of Hamilton, the construction and restoration of the Grange.  Please contact the site for more information.
Sketch by Michael Panno of a gracile sabertooth cat, Smilodon gracilis  

Did You Know?
Port Kennedy Cave, located in what is now Valley Forge NHP, produced one of the most significant assemblages of Pleistocene fossils in North America. 14 plants and 48 animals are represented, including wolverine, Wheatley's ground sloth, long-nosed peccary, Hay's tapir, and lesser short-faced bear.
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