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Museum in Virginia Beach dedicated to the decoy-carving tradition and Atlantic wildfowl heritage — connects folk art, waterfowl biology, and Chesapeake Bay history.

Augusta, Georgia history museum covering the colonial era through the Civil War and the New South — supports regional American history and primary-source civics study.

Benedictine monastery grounds featuring 125+ miniature stone reproductions of world landmarks built by Brother Joseph — covers religious history, folk art, and world geography.

Museum adjacent to Aztalan State Park interpreting the ancient Mississippian village site — covers pre-Columbian archaeology and Wisconsin Native history.

Museum adjacent to Aztec Ruins National Monument covering ancestral Puebloan culture and Southwest archaeology — Native American history and archaeology.

Jewish heritage museum in Washington, DC area — covers American Jewish history, civic life, and cultural contributions across two centuries.

New Orleans museum dedicated to Mardi Gras Indian, Social Aid and Pleasure Club, and Second Line traditions — covers African American cultural history and folk art.

Civil War museum at President Street Station covering the 1861 Baltimore riot and Maryland's role in the early war.

Museum at Baltimore's Locust Point documenting the immigrant experience through Ellis Island-era port of entry history.

Maryland's official museum of African American heritage in a 19th-century church — covers slavery, abolition, civil rights, and Black cultural history.

Museum in Bardstown, KY dedicated to Civil War artifacts and regional Kentucky history — supports Civil War curriculum and border-state political history.

Museum in Bardstown covering Civil War artifacts, Kentucky's divided loyalties, and military history of the western theater.

NJ maritime museum documenting Barnegat Bay boatbuilding and fishing heritage — covers coastal geography, vessel design, and regional maritime history.

Restored 19th-century Neoclassical mansion with period furnishings — covers decorative arts, American social history, and architectural history.

Regional history museum covering Battle Creek's role in cereal industry, abolitionism, and civic development.

Memorial museum at the site of the 1814 Battle of North Point — covers the War of 1812, Baltimore's defense, and the origins of the Star-Spangled Banner.

Historic 1907 summer estate of Boston architect Henry Davis Sleeper, illustrating early 20th-century decorative arts and Colonial Revival history.

Motorsports history museum covering racing technology and speedway heritage — supports mechanical engineering history and regional sports culture studies.

Antebellum mansion in Wilmington, NC documenting pre-Civil War plantation economy, architecture, and the social history of the Old South.

NPS national monument at the former headquarters of the National Woman's Party — covers women's suffrage, the 19th Amendment, and ongoing equality legislation.

Historic home of Charles Bent, first American governor of New Mexico Territory, covering the 1847 Taos Revolt and early U.S. Southwest history.

Last major Civil War battle in North Carolina — covers Carolinas Campaign, military tactics, and Reconstruction-era history.

Museum honoring Nebraska author Bess Streeter Aldrich in her hometown — covers pioneer-era literature, Nebraska settlement history, and American women writers.

Visitor center at Historic Bethabara Park — 1753 Moravian settlement and early-American religious history.