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Our national parks provide these types of opportunities for all of us, opportunities to stand where heroes stood.

Join us as we stand in the places where leaders made history – understand the impacts of their work, their determination, and their ingenuity. From Harriet Tubman, whose lifelong commitment to freedom and equality inspired a nation to the Buffalo Soldiers who served as some of the first park rangers in Yosemite National Park to the jazz legends who transformed the music world in New Orleans, these stories come alive in national parks and showcase how the past reverberates through time.

A visitor looks out over Stewart's Canal at dusk

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There’s something so powerful about experiencing history exactly where it happened. Our national parks give us a chance to learn about our past and reflect on the leaders whose visions carried us into the present.

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Find Your Hero

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Their Legacy.

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Education Historical

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