America's national memorials commemorate historic people, places, and events. Enjoy the guided tours, films and exhibits that many memorials have to offer.
Mount Rushmore is a colossal memorial in the Black Hills of South Dakota. The work of gifted sculptor Gutzon Borglum it was to become the world's largest mountain sculpture. See more »
Mount Rushmore is a colossal memorial in the Black Hills of South Dakota. The work of gifted sculptor Gutzon Borglum it was to become the world's largest mountain sculpture.
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In 1803, Thomas Jefferson completed the Louisiana Purchase, which more than doubled the size of the United States. Lewis and Clark set off from St. Louis on their cross-country expedition. Read more about the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial.
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The Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts is the largest cultural facility of its kind, receiving more than 8,000 visitors every day. Read about the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts National Memorial.
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The Lyndon Baines Johnson Memorial Grove of 500 white pines includes inscriptions carved in Texas granite that detail the former President's political views. Read about the Lyndon Baines Johnson Memorial Grove.
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America's national memorials commemorate historic people, places, and events that helped make America what it is today. Read about national memorials.
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Conservation was a major interest of Theodore Roosevelt. During his presidency, the U.S. Forest Service, five national parks, 150 national forests, and countless other refuges were established. Read about Theodore Roosevelt Island National Memorial.
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