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This chapter provides descriptions of the 42 NPS units that were included in the research. They include National Battlefield Parks (Manassas), Military Parks (Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania Battlefields Memorial), Historical Parks (Appomattox Court HouseAppomattox Court House National Historical Park, Cumberland Gap, Jean Lafitte, New OrleansJean Lafitte National Historical ParkBattle of New Orleans Jazz, Saratoga, and Weir Farm), Historic Sites (Andrew Johnson, Eleanor Roosevelt, Frederick Douglass, Home of Franklin D. Roosevelt, Sagamore Hill, San Juan, Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace, Thomas Stone, and Vanderbilt Mansion), Memorials (Arlington House, the Robert E. Lee Memorial; Dwight D. Eisenhower MemorialNational Mall and Memorial ParksDwight D. Eisenhower Memorial, Hamilton Grange, Korean War Veterans MemorialNational Mall and Memorial ParksKorean War Veterans Memorial, Lincoln MemorialNational Mall and Memorial ParksLincoln Memorial, Martin Luther King, Jr. MemorialNational Mall and Memorial ParksMartin Luther King, Jr. Memorial, Thomas Jefferson MemorialNational Mall and Memorial ParksThomas Jefferson memorial, Vietnam Veterans Memorial; Washington MonumentNational Mall and Memorial ParksWashington Monument, World War I MemorialNational Mall and Memorial ParksWorld War I Memorial, and World War II MemorialNational Mall and Memorial ParksWorld War II Memorial), Monuments (African Burial Ground, Birmingham Civil Right, Camp Nelson, Freedom Riders, George Washington Birthplace, Mill Springs Battlefield, Statue of LibertyStatue of Liberty National Monument, and Stonewall), Seashores (Gulf Island), Parks (Great Smoky Mountains and ShenandoahShenandoah National Park), and undesignated sites (Prince William Forest Park, Rock Creek Park, and The White House and President’s Park). This chapter includes information about each park, key features, annual visitor counts and, some images from each park.

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    2026年

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  • Thomas Andrew Bryer

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This chapter provides descriptions of the 42 NPS units that were included in the research. They include National Battlefield Parks (Manassas), Military Parks (Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania Battlefields Memorial), Historical Parks (Appomattox Court HouseAppomattox Court House National Historical Park, Cumberland Gap, Jean Lafitte, New OrleansJean Lafitte National Historical ParkBattle of New Orleans Jazz, Saratoga, and Weir Farm), Historic Sites (Andrew Johnson, Eleanor Roosevelt, Frederick Douglass, Home of Franklin D. Roosevelt, Sagamore Hill, San Juan, Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace, Thomas Stone, and Vanderbilt Mansion), Memorials (Arlington House, the Robert E. Lee Memorial; Dwight D. Eisenhower MemorialNational Mall and Memorial ParksDwight D. Eisenhower Memorial, Hamilton Grange, Korean War Veterans MemorialNational Mall and Memorial ParksKorean War Veterans Memorial, Lincoln MemorialNational Mall and Memorial ParksLincoln Memorial, Martin Luther King, Jr. MemorialNational Mall and Memorial ParksMartin Luther King, Jr. Memorial, Thomas Jefferson MemorialNational Mall and Memorial ParksThomas Jefferson memorial, Vietnam Veterans Memorial; Washington MonumentNational Mall and Memorial ParksWashington Monument, World War I MemorialNational Mall and Memorial ParksWorld War I Memorial, and World War II MemorialNational Mall and Memorial ParksWorld War II Memorial), Monuments (African Burial Ground, Birmingham Civil Right, Camp Nelson, Freedom Riders, George Washington Birthplace, Mill Springs Battlefield, Statue of LibertyStatue of Liberty National Monument, and Stonewall), Seashores (Gulf Island), Parks (Great Smoky Mountains and ShenandoahShenandoah National Park), and undesignated sites (Prince William Forest Park, Rock Creek Park, and The White House and President’s Park). This chapter includes information about each park, key features, annual visitor counts and, some images from each park.