Historical Landmarks

Virginia is one of the 13 original colonies. With over 100 national landmarks, Virginia is filled with so much history. Notable sites include Mount Vernon, Colonial Williamsburg, Confederate Capitol, House of President Gerald R. Ford, Monticello (Thomas Jefferson's Home), and more.

Washington D.C.‘s historical landmarks allows visitors to connect with the nation’s rich heritage. Iconic sites like the Lincoln Memorial and the U.S. Capitol embody stories of the past, inspiring appreciation for America’s cultural legacy. Each landmark offers a unique experience, making them essential stops for every traveler.

Delaware is home to numerous historic landmarks that reflect its rich heritage. Notable sites include the New Castle Court House and the First State Heritage Park. These locations showcase Delaware’s unique history, offering visitors a chance to explore its architectural beauty and cultural significance.

Pennsylvania is home to over 160 historic landmarks, with more than 100 located outside of Philadelphia and over 60 within the city itself. These sites reflect the rich history and cultural heritage of the state, making it a significant destination for history enthusiasts and travelers alike.

Hey travelers! Did you know that New York City boasts over 116 landmarks and nine national monuments? With 250 years of experience, A-1 Tours has curated a list of must-visit historical sites and attractions that you won’t want to miss! Let’s explore!

Massachusetts features over 190 historical landmarks, many linked to the American Revolution, including notable homes. Explore literary and artistic connections and visit 250years.com for a curated list of attractions.