National Park Service Stories
"There is nothing so American as our national parks," declared President Franklin D. Roosevelt in the "National Parks Year" of 1934, enthusiastically channeling the spirit of his predecessor and distant cousin, Theodore. That has only become truer in the decades since. We commemorate our American story—and the deep and interwoven connections between national parks and historic preservation—with the stories below.
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African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund The Forgotten: The Contraband of America and the Road to Freedom -
Native American History "The Spirits Are Still There": A Personal Reflection on Bears Ears National Monument -
Modern Architecture He Saw The Future: George Fred Keck And The House Of Tomorrow -
Antiquities Act Five Remarkable Sites To Explore Near Southeast Utah -
African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund Maryland Site Asks Visitors To Reflect On Harriet Tubman's Journey -
Asian American & Pacific Islander History How A Lost Internment Camp Became A National Monument -
African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund President Obama Designates Birmingham Civil Rights National Monument
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