Fort Smith National Historic Site
A former frontier fort, federal courthouse, and jail complex tied to the expansion of federal law into Indian Territory.
Field files
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A former frontier fort, federal courthouse, and jail complex tied to the expansion of federal law into Indian Territory.
A masonry fortress on Pea Patch Island that held Confederate prisoners during the Civil War.
A massive unfinished coastal fortress rising from Garden Key, far beyond the end of the Florida Keys.
The preserved landscape of the bloodiest single day in American history, with roads, fields, monuments, and a national cemetery.
A granite coastal fort with long passageways, vaulted chambers, and views over the Penobscot Narrows.
A vast battlefield and siege landscape lined with earthworks, monuments, artillery, and the restored USS Cairo.
A preserved World War II battleship whose decks, machinery spaces, and crew compartments can be explored on a self-guided route.
Two preserved Cold War sites interpreting the crews, machinery, and routine behind a Minuteman missile alert facility.
A sprawling former Army post tied to the Plains wars, military training, prisoner-of-war history, and the death of Crazy Horse.
A former coastal-defense fort paired with the rusting remains of the Peter Iredale shipwreck on the edge of the Graveyard of the Pacific.
A massive coastal fortification guarding Newport Harbor, with ramparts, casemates, and underground listening tunnels.
The harbor fort where the first shots of the Civil War were fired, reached today by authorized boat service.
Preserved Cold War missile facilities that expose the machinery and human routine behind nuclear deterrence.
A preserved Civil War battlefield of trenches, walking trails, monuments, and a national cemetery.
Concrete gun batteries, dark corridors, and empty emplacements built to guard the entrance to Puget Sound from the late 1890s onward.
A maritime museum anchored by USS Cobia, a preserved World War II submarine open through guided tours.