Calling all Passport To Your National Parks® Collectors!

Add the 2007 stamp set to your Passport To Your National Parks® Classic Edition, Collector's Edition, or Explorer books. The stamp set includes:

• One national stamp
• Nine regional stamps

Each stamp showcases information and images of the highlighted parks. In 2007, each of the featured parks celebrated a special event or anniversary. The photos featured on the stamps were selected from submissions by National Park Service employees and participants in the Volunteers-In-Parks programs as part of Eastern National’s annual photo contest.

2007 National Stamp

• Kalaupapa National Historical Park Significance:
  Preserves the history of a former leprosy settlement and its surrounding natural beauty.

2007 Regional Stamps

• Springfield Armory National Historic Site Significance:
  Commemorates the nation's first armory, showcasing innovative manufacturing processes and housing the world's largest collection of American military firearms.

• Amistad National Recreation Area Activities:
  Offers world-class fishing and boating opportunities amidst a picturesque setting of crystalline waters and limestone cliffs.

• Cedar Breaks National Monument Landscape:
  Features a vast amphitheater filled with multicolored rock formations, offering stunning scenic views and diverse seasonal landscapes.

• George Mason Memorial Significance:
  Honors George Mason's influence on the American Revolution and foundational documents.

• Mojave National Preserve Significance:
  Protects a vast desert landscape with unique geological features and remnants of past human activity.

• Fort Pulaski's Significance:
  The first significant use of rifled artillery in combat, leading to the decline of masonry fortifications.

• Homestead National Historical Park's Significance:
  Commemorates the Homestead Act of 1862 and its impact on land ownership and American society.

• Ebey's Landing National Historical Reserve's Significance:
  Preserves the historical record of Puget Sound exploration and settlement from the 19th century to the present.