Montpelier - the Henry Knox Museum

Moffat-Ladd House - residence of William Whipple, a signer of the Declaration of Independence

John Paul Jones House - one time home of John Paul Jones

Governor John Langdon House - home of a Revolutionary leader

Adams NHS - residence of John Adams

Paul Revere House - Revere lived here during his famous ride

Hancock-Clarke House - one time home of John Hancock

Jeremiah Lee Mansion - home of a colonial Colonel and war financer

Oliver Ellsworth Homestead - delegate to Congress and famous jurist

Nathan Hale Homestead - the "Martyr Spy" grew up on this farm

Nathan Hale Schoolhouse - school Nathan Hale taught at

Gov. Jonathan Trumbull's House - home of Connecticut's Revolutionary War Governor

Stephen Hopkins House - home of a signer of the Declaration of Independence

Varnum House Museum, Varnum Military Museum - built by General James Mitchell Varnum

The Nathanael Greene Homestead - General Nathanael Greene lived here from 1770 to 1776

Van Cortlandt House Museum - home of a politically powerful family

Clermont State Historic Site - home of Robert Livingston an important political figure

Herkimer Home State Historic Site - home to Revolutionary War General Nicholas Herkimer

John Jay Homestead State Historic Site - Jay held many high offices in the Revolutionary governement

Steuben Memorial State Historic Site - honors the "Drillmaster of the American Revolution"

Hamilton Grange NM - home of Alexander Hamilton

Thomas Paine Memorial Museum - honoring the writer of "Common Sense"

Steuben House - presented to Steuben for his assistance during the Revolutionary War

Morven - home of Richard Stockton a signer of the Declaration of Independence

Betsy Ross House - Ross lived here between the years of 1773 and 1786

Franklin Court - a museum dedicated to Benjamin Franklin

Thaddeus Kosciuszko NM - home of a military engineer

Waynesborough - home of Revolutionary War General Anthony Wayne

Morton Homestead - house of John Morton, signer of the Declaration of Independence

Daniel Boone Homestead - Boone, a militia officer in the war, was born here

Historic Rock Ford Plantation - home of Edward Hand, Adjutant General to George Washington

General Horatio Gates House - commemorates both a Revolutionary War General and the Continental Congress's stay in York

Charles Carroll House - signer of the Declaration of Independence

William Paca House and Garden - signer of the Declaration of Independence

Smallwood State Park - home of the commander of the Maryland Line

Gunston Hall - home of George Mason, father of the Bill of Rights

Monticello - home of Thomas Jefferson

Ferry Farm - George Washington's boyhood home

Mount Vernon - home of George Washington

Scotchtown - one time home of orator Patrick Henry

Red Hill - the last home and burial place of Patrick Henry

James Madison Museum - dedicated to James Madison, Delegate to Congress and later President

John Marshall House - Marshall served as a officer in the Army

George Washington Birthplace NM - site of George Washington birth

Ash Lawn - Highland - home of James Monroe, officer in the Army and later President

Stratford Hall Plantation - home of Richard Henry and Francis Lightfoot Lee signers of the Declaration of Independence and General Henry "Lighthorse" Lee

Montpelier - home of James Madison, Delegate to Congress and later President

Hugh Mercer Apothecary - restored medicinal shop of a Brigadier General Mercer

James Monroe Museum - dedicated to the 5th president who served as a Second Lieutenant

Poplar Forest - Thomas Jefferson's vacation home

Berkely - home of Benjamin Harrison a signer of the Declaration of Independence

George Wythe House - a signer of the Declaration of Independence

Locust Grove Historic Home - home of General George Rogers Clark

Hezekiah Alexander Homesite - Hezekiah participated in the committee that issued the noted "Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence"

Andrew Jackson State Park - at 13 Jackson joined the army and was captured by the British

Charles Pinckney NHS - an officer in the Continental Army

Hopsewee Plantation - birthplace of Thomas Lynch Jr., a Signer of the Declaration of Independence

House of Ordeal - devoted to an important jurist

Middleton Place - home of Henry Middleton an influential political leader

Walnut Grove Plantation - home of American war hero Margaret Kate Moore