April 19, 2026
From Valley Forge to Boston Harbor: 8 must-see American Revolution landmarks
Battlefields, living history, and immersive exhibits: here’s where the Revolution happened—and where you can experience it now.
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Track the history of the American Revolution at sites across the Northeast – Photo courtesy of Museum of the American Revolution
America turns 250 years old in 2026, and there’s no better way to understand the Revolution than standing where it unfolded. From Washington’s icy Delaware crossing to Saratoga’s pivotal surrender, these eight parks, forts, battlefields, and museums offer immersive exhibits, living-history events, and trails that bring the era to life.
- Best for families: Boston Tea Party Ships & Museum
- Best battlefield walk: Saratoga National Historical Park
- Best winter survival story: Valley Forge National Historical Park
- Best living history: Fort Ticonderoga
- Best new exhibit: Washington Crossing State Park
- Best under-the-radar battlefield: Hubbardton Battlefield
- Best for rare artifacts: Museum of the American Revolution
- Best frontier fort experience: Fort Frederick State Park
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