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Abraham Lincoln's Path to Presidency

Small log cabin and wooden fence

Abraham Lincoln Birthplace NHP

Born in a modest log cabin in 1809, Abraham Lincoln spent the first two years of his life on a small farm in rural Kentucky.

Log cabin with a stone chimney

Lincoln Boyhood National Memorial

Many of the experiences he had growing up on a farm in rural Indiana helped shape Lincoln, the man and the myth.

Tan-colored two-story house on a snow-covered street

Lincoln Home National Historical Site

Lincoln established a himself as a lawyer and politician in Springfield, Illinois, gaining experiences that prepared him for the presidency.

African American Trailblazers

School house on a prairie

Nicodemus National Historic Site

Walk in the footsteps of formerly enslaved African Americans forging a new life in the West after the Civil War.

Two-story brick building with a porch and iron fence

Maggie L Walker NHS

Visit the home of a prominent African American business woman who worked to advance civil rights at the turn of the 20th century.

Historic airplanes in a museum hangar

Tuskegee Airmen National Historic Site

Follow the journey of trainees paving the way for the first African American military pilots at their airfield in Alabama.

Innovators Changing the World

Bust of George Washington Carver

George Washington Carver NM

Born into slavery, Carver overcame hardships to become a renowned agricultural innovator and promoted education for African American men.

Drafting tables and cabinets

Thomas Edison National Historical Park

Edison's home and laboratory was the birthplace of numerous inventions and technological advancements that changed the world.

Snow-covered dune, statue, and memorial

Wright Brothers National Memorial

On sandy dunes in North Carolina, the Wright brothers achieved the first successful airplane flight in 1903, revolutionizing air travel.

National Park Getaways

Jazz band playing instruments in the street

Getaway to New Orleans Jazz NHP

Experience the sounds of jazz in the city where it all began at this unique park dedicated sharing our nation's musical heritage.

Ancient pueblo on the top of a cliff

Hovenweep National Monument

Walk in the footsteps of the ancestral Pueblo people of Utah and Colorado, while also discovering the vast night sky and desert wildlife.

People walking down a path on a large prehistoric earthen mound

Ocmulgee National Monument

In the heart of Georgia lies a place that encompasses more than 17,000 years of human history.

Two-story yellow colonial period building

Christiansted National Historic Site

Walk through history and learn more about the rich blend of cultures in the Virgin Islands at this historic site.