Longfellow National Historic Site: see National Parks and Monuments (table).
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Under a spreading chestnut tree: Longfellow National Historic Site was home to a general who would become president and a poet who would become world famous.(Historic Highlights)(Henry Wadsworth Longfellow)(George Washington) (National Parks)
The Art of Appreciation.(National Park Service has responsibility of protecting paintings and art at historic sites) (National Parks)
The taming of the view. (cultural landscapes around historic sites are important too) (National Parks)
Longfellow's Evangeline and the Cult of Acadia. (Contemporary Review)
Historic Houses, Landmarks & Museums of New England & the Mid-Atlantic.(Directory) (The Magazine Antiques)
Historic mistake: Old North Church and our tax dollars. (Perspective). (Church & State)
Guardians of our legacy. (National Parks)
Do it for love; Outsourcing the Park Service.(The Park Service gets outsourced) (The Economist (US))
Touring the northern border: three places along the border between Maine and New Brunswick offer some little-visited treasures and a look at Acadian Culture. (Excursions). (National Parks)
LOUISIANA from A to Z. (Travel America)
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