Lewis & Clark Interpretive Center at Cape Disappointment State Park

In the fall of 1805, after navigating their canoes through weeks of cold rain and fog, the Corps of Discovery reached the mouth of the Columbia River.

The entry William Clark jotted down in the notebook, which he kept ready ...

Point Park

Ahead are some of

Lookout Mountain's

finest views

The walkway beginning here leads through Point Park to historic Point Lookout, the northern most promontory of Lookout Mountain. The distance to Point Lookout is 1/4 mile, and the walking time is about 5 minutes.

The ...

Portavant Temple Mound at Emerson Point Park

The Portavant Temple Mound is the largest Native American mound in the Tampa Bay Area and overlooks the Manatee River.

Emerson Point Park has witnessed extensive human use for over 4,500 years with the most striking evidence being the 1,200-year-old ...

Indian Mound Park (Paulsen Point)

This site, now a Sarasota County park, was a site of regional authority occupied from approximately 3,000 to 650 years ago. Ancient people were attracted to this particular area of land because of the abundance of seafood, the mainstay of ...

Bald Point State Park

Some of the most picturesque scenic areas along north Florida's Gulf Coast are found within the park which supports 4,065 upland acres. Located on Alligator Point, where Ochlockonee Bay meets Apalachee Bay, Bald Point offers a multitude of land and ...

Brenton Point State Park

Governor Philip W. Noel

Lt. Governor J. Joseph Garrahy

Director Dennis J. Murphy, Jr.

Sen. Erich A. O’D. Taylor, President

Sen. Robert J. McKenna

Mayor Humphrey J. Donnelly, III

Committee

Chairman James Thomson Douglas

Agnes R. Curtis

Councilman Robert O. Beattie

Councilman Richard S. Phelps

Robert R. Coulombe

Donato F. D’Andrea

Rep. James ...

Bradley Point Park

Bradley Point Park

On July 5, 1779, British invasion forces under

the command of Brigadier General Garth

landed on this spot.

Dedicated – July 5, 1984

City of West Haven

Lawrence C. Minichino

Mayor

Plaque Donated By

The Eve Lear Chapter

Daughters of the American

Revolution

Marker can be reached ...

Stony Point State Park

Left Tablet:

Stony Point

A British Outpost

commanding the King’s Ferry

Assaulted and taken

July 15-16, 1779

by the Corps of light infantry

commanded by

Anthony Wayne

Renamed Fort Wayne

Acquired by the State of New York

1897

The American Scenic and Historic

Preservation Society

custodians.

Right Tablet:

The Society Daughters of the Revolution of the ...

Roaring Point Park

Roaring Point Park provides a wonderful view of the lower Nanticoke River, as it widens to reach Tangier Sound and the Chesapeake Bay. The Nanticoke River was for centuries an important native American homeland. After Jamestown was founded, the Nanticoke ...

Roaring Point Park

The tidal and non-tidal wetlands, upland forest, coastal dunes, and beach of this treasure of the Nanticoke River provide habitat for white-tailed deer, osprey, migratory and year-round resident birds, and nesting diamond back terrapins. Please help protect this fragile ecosystem. ...