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Living-history company offering period-accurate reenactments and programs covering colonial and Revolutionary-era American history.

Living-history village of 1800s Texas log cabins with period demonstrations — covers pioneer settlement, frontier skills, and 19th-century Texas history.

Lookout Mountain overlooks the Civil War Chattanooga Campaign site — covers military strategy, Reconstruction, and Southern Appalachian geography.

Civil War battlefield visitor center at Lookout Mountain — covers the 1863 'Battle Above the Clouds,' Union strategy, and the Western Theater campaign.

Civil War battlefield atop Lookout Mountain with NPS exhibits — covers the 1863 Battle Above the Clouds and the Chattanooga Campaign in the Western Theater.

Museum documenting the Manhattan Project and Los Alamos National Laboratory — covers WWII history, nuclear physics policy, and Cold War science.

Preserved home where Louisa May Alcott wrote Little Women — covers 19th-century American literary history, transcendentalism, and the domestic lives of women writers.

LSU open-air museum with 30+ historic structures depicting Louisiana rural life from 1700s–1900s — covers plantation history, Creole culture, and agricultural heritage.

Factory tour and museum showing how wood-turned baseball bats are manufactured, covering materials science and American sports history.

National park preserving 19th-century textile mill complex — covers Industrial Revolution, labor history, immigrant experience, and mechanical engineering.

NPS site preserving LBJ's Texas Hill Country ranch and boyhood home — covers the Great Society presidency and 20th-century U.S. political history.

Texas State Park and LBJ birthplace historic site — covers mid-20th-century presidential history, Texas Hill Country culture, and Great Society legislation.

Michigan state park on Mackinac Island covering Great Lakes fur trade history, Victorian-era tourism, and island ecology.

Last remaining Santa Fe Trail stagecoach stop with living-history farm demonstrations — covers westward expansion, frontier economy, and pioneer daily life.

Working shipyard museum in Bath covering wooden and iron shipbuilding history — combines maritime history with naval architecture and engineering.

State museum covering Maine's natural, cultural, and industrial history — strong hooks for geology, maritime history, and Maine's role in American industry.

Site of two major Civil War battles with NPS visitor center and ranger-led programs — military strategy, Civil War chronology, and Virginia's role in the Confederacy.

NPS park commemorating Manhattan Project sites — covers WWII history, nuclear physics development, and the ethics of science in wartime.

NPS site at the Hanford nuclear production complex — covers Manhattan Project history, nuclear physics, Cold War policy, and environmental consequences.

Reconstructed Ancestral Puebloan cliff dwellings at Manitou Springs — covers pre-Columbian Southwest archaeology, architecture, and Native American culture.

Open-air living-history village with 25+ historic structures — covers 19th-century Wisconsin pioneer settlement, trades, and daily life.

WWII Japanese American incarceration site with NPS visitor center — covers civil liberties, wartime policy, and 20th-century American constitutional history.

Gilded Age Vanderbilt mansion in Newport — covers Gilded Age economics, Beaux-Arts architecture, and the social history of American industrial wealth.

Restored boyhood home and museum of Mark Twain in Hannibal, MO — covers 19th-century American literature, frontier childhood, and primary-source biography.