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The original Highland (Cape Cod) Light was constructed in 1797, making it the first lighthouse on Cape Cod. The current 1857 tower is the third on the site, and recently underwent a major rehabilitation. Tours and bookstore operated by seashore partner, Eastern National. The site is open 9 am-5 pm, staffing permitting. The last tour of the day takes place at 4:30 pm. Children must be at least 48" tall to climb the lighthouse due to the height of the stairs and ladders. No exceptions. Climbers who are 17 years old or younger must be accompanied by someone 18 years of age or older. To keep hands free for handrails, no person may be lifted or carried. Food, drinks, and bulky personal items (e.g. backpacks, tripods) should be left in your vehicle in the parking area. Shoes are required. Closed-toed shoes are recommended. Flip-flops are not allowed. Pets are not allowed in the Keeper’s Shop and Lighthouse Tower.

D rop in anytime between 2 and 4 pm. Built in 1898, Old Harbor is the last intact life-saving station of the original 13 on Cape Cod. A visit feels like stepping into a turn-of-the-century, working station while the crew is out on patrol. Race Point Beach, Provincetown. Beach fees may apply.

S top by for a Penniman House open house on Mondays. On Wednesdays take the full tour this 1868 home of a successful whaling captain and learn about his family’s hardships, adventures, and lifestyle. Meet at the Penniman House, Fort Hill, Eastham.

Meet at the World War II Kiosk and join a National Park Service volunteer for an immersive 90-minute walking tour exploring the evolution of individual liberty and economic freedom while visiting several National Mall monuments and memorials. From the towering legacy of George Washington to the revolutionary courage of the 56 Signers of the Declaration of Independence, we will trace America’s fitful yet persistent progress toward a "more perfect union." This journey weaves together iconic sites with personal stories of stowaways, soldiers, and the "Greatest Generation" to honor the sacrifices that built our modern world. As we celebrate this year's historic semiquincentennial, you are invited to connect your own family’s legacy to our shared pursuit of freedom and learn about nationwide celebrations ahead. Discover why the torch lit 250 years ago remains an exceptional beacon of democratic leadership in the world today. Memorials visited include: WWII and Washington Monument, Japanese Lantern, Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial, Korean and Vietnam War Memorials, the Lincoln Memorial, and Signers' Island. Walk is less then 2 miles.

Explore the history and art of the Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial with a ranger.

Explore the history and art of the Korean War Veterans Memorial with a ranger.

Explore the history and art of the Lincoln Memorial with a ranger.

Explore the history and art of the Martin Luther King, Jr Memorial with a ranger.

Explore the history and art of the Thomas Jefferson Memorial with a ranger.

Explore the history and art of the Vietnam Veteran's Memorial with a ranger.

Explore the history and art of the World War II Memorial with a ranger.

1-2 hours, 1-2 miles in loose sand. Head out from the Province Lands Visitor Center to explore an enchanting landscape of sand dunes and wild cranberry bogs. Meet at the Province Lands Visitor Center, with a possible caravan to a nearby site .