Classified for credit

Regional history museum in Wichita Falls covering North Texas settlement, ranching, and oil-boom eras — supports Texas history and geography curriculum.

Regional history museum documenting the unique bi-state Texarkana area — covers 19th–20th century Southwest history and community development.

Collection of 19th-century Texas handmade furniture illustrating pioneer craftsmanship, material culture, and regional history.

Small regional museum documenting West Texas frontier settlement, ranching culture, and the history of the Rolling Plains.

Antebellum-era Texas home museum documenting 19th-century Southern plantation and Reconstruction-era history.

Antebellum Greek Revival home in Austin preserving 19th-century Texas history and the lives of early Anglo settlers — supports Texas and Southern U.S. history study.

Preserved 19th-century county jail converted to a museum — covers Texas frontier law enforcement, incarceration history, and local Red River county heritage.

Small East Texas museum preserving artifacts and photographs of a historic mill community — covers local agricultural history and 19th-century rural Texas life.

Pasadena, TX local history museum documenting the area's petrochemical and agricultural heritage — covers regional Texas history and social studies.

Regional pioneer museum in Sweetwater, TX covering West Texas settlement history, frontier life, and local heritage.

Presidential documents and archives collection in Odessa, TX — primary-source civics and executive-branch history.

County museum in Refugio, TX covering Spanish colonial, ranching, and Civil War-era history of the South Texas coastal plain.

Preserved home of U.S. House Speaker Sam Rayburn — covers mid-20th-century congressional history and Texas political biography.

Texas state historic site marking Stephen F. Austin's original colonial capital — covers empresario land grants and early Anglo-American settlement of Texas.

County historical museum documenting San Saba's pioneer settlement, ranching heritage, and regional Texas history.

Small-town Texas heritage museum covering regional settlement, Czech and German immigrant culture, and local history.

Historic 1856 concrete home in Seguin — covers mid-19th-century Texas German immigrant settlement and vernacular construction techniques.

University-based research collection on physical culture, sports history, and the human body — covers sports science history and social history of athletics.

Historic home in Brownsville, TX associated with Rio Grande ranching and the U.S.-Mexico border history of the mid-19th century.

County museum in Tulia, TX documenting the history of the Texas Panhandle including ranching, agriculture, and early settlement on the Llano Estacado.

Small local museum documenting the agricultural and ranching heritage of the Texas Blackland Prairie region.

Museum documenting Tejano civil rights history in South Texas — supports U.S. history, civics, and minority rights curriculum.

Niche museum exploring the cultural and commercial history of Halloween traditions in America — social history and material culture.

Museum documenting Texas theatre and broadcast media history — covers performing arts history, communications technology, and regional cultural heritage.