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Restored Victorian home of Samuel Clemens with guided tours — covers 19th-century American literary history, social reform, and the life of Mark Twain.
Site of the 1848 gold discovery that triggered the California Gold Rush — covers westward expansion, California statehood, and 19th-century economics.
NPS site preserving MLK Jr.'s birthplace and civil rights landmarks — primary-source 20th-century American history and civics.
Major Maryland history museum with collections spanning colonial through 20th-century history — supports Maryland state history and US history curriculum.
Oldest continuously operating state capitol in the US and site where Congress ratified the Peace of Paris (1784) — covers constitutional history and civics.
Large-scale Pequot tribal museum with life-size recreations and archaeological exhibits — covers Native American history, culture, and pre-colonial New England.
Living-history farm museum in Galax, VA demonstrating 19th-century Appalachian agricultural practices — hands-on pioneer farming, craft, and rural social history.
Gilded Age estate with mansion, formal gardens, and wildlife exhibits — covers late 19th-century American social history and landscape design.
Railroad heritage park with antique locomotive rides, a model-train museum, and a carousel — covers railroad history and early transportation technology.
Preserved antebellum plantation site interpreting enslaved life and the Gullah Geechee heritage — primary-source American history.
Oldest-known archaeological site in North America with a living-history village — covers pre-Columbian archaeology, stratigraphy, and early American settlement.
Wyoming archaeological site with prehistoric rock art and stratified dig layers spanning 10,000 years — covers archaeology, indigenous history, and geology.
Historic frontier town associated with Theodore Roosevelt's Badlands ranching — covers late 19th-century Western history, conservation origins, and cowboy culture.
Henry Mercer's concrete castle housing pre-industrial tools and trades — early American craft history, archaeology, and material culture.
State history museum in Lansing with exhibits tracing Michigan's development from Indigenous peoples through industrialization and the auto era.
Preserved 1890s steam railroad with excursion rides and restoration shop — covers railroad history, steam mechanics, and the role of rail in American industrial growth.
Mid-Continent Railway Museum with operating steam excursions and restored equipment — covers railroad technology and Midwest industrial history.
Preserved 18th-century rice plantation with formal gardens, working stable yards, and slave quarters — covers colonial agriculture, antebellum history, and landscape history.
Outdoor museum of flyable vintage military aircraft — covers WWII and Cold War aviation history and aerospace engineering.
Museum built inside a historic flour mill ruin on the Mississippi — covers industrial milling history, water-powered technology, and the wheat economy.
Delaware Water Gap NRA living-history village depicting 19th-century rural life — covers pioneer crafts, grist-milling, and pre-industrial community social structure.
Reconstructed 19th-century village within Delaware Water Gap NRA — living-history demonstrations of rural trades, crafts, and pioneer daily life.
Major state history center in St. Paul with broad exhibits on Minnesota's Native nations, immigration, and 20th-century social history.
NPS visitor center for Minute Man National Historical Park — covers the opening battles of the American Revolution and colonial-era civics.
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