National Parks of New York Harbor is a collection of 12 diverse and historically significant sites surrounding the Port of New York City, preserving over 400 years of American history. From the African Burial Ground, the oldest and largest known burial ground for Africans in North America, to the iconic Statue of Liberty National Monument, these parks commemorate the evolution of democracy, commerce, harbor defense, ecology, and immigration, reflecting the richness and diversity of our heritage.
With sites like Federal Hall National Memorial, where the first Congress and Supreme Court were located, and Ellis Island National Immigration Museum, which saw over 12 million immigrants pass through its halls, visitors are invited to explore the past and discover its relevance in our lives today. Whether it's the Stonewall National Monument, a milestone in the LGBTQ civil rights movement, or the General Grant National Memorial, the largest mausoleum in North America, these parks offer a captivating journey through American history and culture.
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