npufwadm – Page 3 – National Park Units

Point Reyes National Seashore

Have you ever been somewhere and immediately you know that you will want to return? A place with long, deserted…

Muir Woods National Monument in California is a special place, preserving giant Redwood trees that are hundreds of years old.…

February is Black History Month, a perfect time to reflect on a piece of history that most people aren’t aware…

We have already talked about The Presidio and Fort Point National Historic Site in San Francisco. Although these may be…

We have to admit… the day we visited San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park it was dreary and wet. But…

Nestled under the Golden Gate bridge in San Francisco, Fort Point reminds us of another age, when cannons protected the…

We have all probably seen the images of Rosie the Riveter, a national symbol during World War II encouraging everyone…

John Muir National Historic Site in Martinez, California, is not a large national park unit, but an important one for…

Eugene O’Neill National Historic Site in Danville, California, is a tribute to the first American playwright to be granted a…

We did it… we have now visited all 63 of the National Parks in the United States, including all of…