See Also: Sitka National Historical Park(encyclopedia)
Morristown National Historical Park(encyclopedia)
Colonial National Historical Park(encyclopedia)
Cumberland Gap National Historical Park(encyclopedia)
Valley Forge National Historical Park(encyclopedia)
Chaco Culture National Historical Park(tourism)
Harpers Ferry National Historical Park(encyclopedia)
San Juan Island National Historical Park(encyclopedia)
Chaco Culture National Historical Park(encyclopedia)
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historical Park(encyclopedia)

Sitka National Historical Park (sh)




Park, southeastern Alaska, U.S. Located on Baranof Island in the Gulf of Alaska, it was established in 1910 as a national monument; a national park since 1972, it covers 107 ac (43 ha).

It contains the ruins of the Indian fortress in which the Tlingit Indians made their last stand against Russian settlers in 1804. It also has a collection of old Haida Indian totem poles and the oldest intact Russian-American building in the U.S.