Independence Museum - traces early developments of the Revolution

The Old Constitution House, Windsor - drafting site of the first Vermont Constitution

Salem Maritime NHS - exhibits on Revolutionary War naval battles and privateering

Boston African-American National Historic Site - features prominent 18th century African-Americans

Boston NHP - eight different Revolutionary sites

Concord Museum - illustrates the battle of Concord

The Freedom Trail - Boston walking tour linking 16 historic places

Old State House - site where symbols of the royal authority were torn down and burned

Putnam Cottage - frequent quarters for General Israel Putnam

Philipse Manor Hall State Historic Site - Loyalist's wrote "Declaration of Dependence" here

Senate House State Historic Site - meeting place of New York's first Senate

Skenesborough Museum - building site for ships used in Arnold's invasion of Canada

Indian King Tavern - the New Jersey Assembly met here transforming New Jersey from "colony" to "state"

Rockingham - where Washington delivered his farewell address to the army

Old Barracks Museum - explores the life of a colonial soldier

Neshaminy-Warwick Presbyterian Church - site of a court martial, which included Henry "Light Horse Harry" Lee

Independence NHP - site where both the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution were created

Declaration (Graff) House - Thomas Jefferson wrote the Declaration of Independence here

Valley Forge Historical Society Museum - displays personal effects of the Continental soldier

Jacobsburg Environmental Education Center - site of an arms factory dating to 1750

Maryland Statehouse - the Treaty of Paris was ratified here ending the Revolutionary War

Victualling Warehouse - probably used for supply storage during the war

Colonial Williamsburg - historic city devoted to 18th century America

St. John's Episcopal Church - site of Paterick Henry's speech "Give me liberty or give me death."

Burgwin-Wright House - restored 18th century house now a museum

Historic Halifax - place of political and social Revolutionary thought

Historic Hillsborough - a center of political activity during the Revolutionary period

Tryon Palace Historic Sites and Gardens - used for meetings of the General Assambly during the Revolution

Greensboro Historical Museum - features information on the Battle of Guilford Courthouse and North Carolina's role in the Revolution