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America’s National Parks™ Celebrates America’s 250th with the Release of ‘Passport To The American Revolution’

America’s National Parks™ Celebrates America’s 250th with the Release of ‘Passport To The American Revolution’

FORT WASHINGTON, Pa. - November 5th, 2025 - America’s National Parks™ is excited to announce it has published a special edition of its bestselling guidebook to commemorate America's 250th anniversary. “Passport To The American Revolution” will be available online by November 14, 2025, and will include national park destinations significant to the American Revolution in celebration of 250 years of America.

For nearly 40 years, Passport To Your National Parks® has inspired millions of people to visit our nation's public lands, to protect them and learn from them, and to collect memories along the way. “Passport To The American Revolution” takes visitors on a tour of nearly 50 national park sites that preserve the legacy of the American Revolution, the founding of the American government, and the lives of great patriots who endured immense hardship to make the United States a reality.

"The Passport To The American Revolution is far more than a book; it is a journey, a store of memories, and an experience that takes users on an exploration through the national parks commemorating the Signing of the Declaration of Independence, the American Revolution, and the founding of America,” says Jason Scarpello, Creative Director.

With a foreword by acclaimed filmmaker Ken Burns, “Passport To The American Revolution” is an easy-to-carry, 100-page, spiral-bound guidebook designed to evoke the appearance of an 18th-century journal. It includes vibrant, full-color photographs, a 10-page illustrated timeline, story-driven descriptions of each park, a keepsake Declaration of Independence and NPS map, spotlight narratives of heroes and allies, and dedicated spaces to collect the official America250™ ink cancellation stamp, which will be available at the 50 sites featured in the book and every park around the country.

As Ken Burns says in his foreword, the national parks were the first places he and his crew turned when they began making his new six-part documentary series, “The American Revolution.”

“Seeing these essential places on screen elevates the new film, but you will gain even more by visiting them in person,” says Burns. “Take the Passport To The American Revolution and see America’s national parks. Explore the Cumberland Gap National Historical Park and Arkansas Post National Memorial. Walk the grounds at Morristown National Historical Park and Cowpens National Battlefield. Engage with our shared past and appreciate the lives lived and lost in the Revolution that gave us the United States of America.”

If you would like to learn more about how America’s National Parks™ is celebrating America’s 250th or would like to purchase a “Passport To The American Revolution,” visit https://americasnationalparks.org/americas-250th/.

About ‘Passport To The American Revolution’:

With a Foreword by Ken Burns, this special edition of the Passport To Your National Parks® ️guidebook highlights national parks where pivotal events of the American Revolution unfolded and draws attention to lesser-known sites tied to America's founding. Visitors to these parks will also be able to get their Passport stamped with the official America250™ ink stamp.

About America’s National Parks:

America’s National Parks™ provides quality educational experiences to national park visitors through our park stores, interpretive services, and custom products. Proceeds from your purchases and donations at America’s National Parks™ stores support education and preservation at the National Park Service sites where we operate. We provide products and services that inspire people to enjoy and protect America’s national parks for future generations of park lovers. For over 70 years, we’ve been a loyal supporter of the National Park Service, giving back more than $183 million in aid, thanks to your purchases and donations.

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