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Military museum covering the 1941 Louisiana Maneuvers — documents WWII-era military strategy, tank warfare, and home-front history.

Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame in Natchitoches — covers Louisiana cultural history and the social history of sport through interactive exhibits.

Tallest state capitol building in the US — supports Louisiana state government, architecture history, and Huey Long-era political history.

Louisiana state museum with dioramas and exhibits on state industries, cultures, and natural resources — covers Louisiana history, geography, and cultural heritage.

Louisiana State Museum system covering Creole, colonial, and antebellum Gulf Coast history through artifacts and primary-source exhibits.

Louisiana's Gothic Revival former state capitol with interactive political history exhibits — covers state government, Civil War-era politics, and constitutional history.

Living museum documenting the Lower Ninth Ward community before and after Hurricane Katrina — recent US history, urban geography, and disaster resilience.

Restored 18th-century French Creole plantation home — covers Louisiana colonial history, enslaved labor history, and antebellum agriculture.

Louisiana Civil War battlefield site covering the 1864 Red River Campaign, Confederate strategy, and the military history of the Trans-Mississippi theater.

Museum dedicated to Mardi Gras history, costumes, and float construction — covers Louisiana cultural history and festival traditions.

Louisiana maritime museum featuring historic vessels and Gulf Coast boatbuilding — covers regional maritime trade history, naval architecture, and river commerce.

National Historic Landmark plantation complex in Natchitoches Parish — covers Creole culture, enslaved labor history, and Louisiana folk art traditions.

Antebellum plantation home c.1820 illustrating Louisiana Creole culture, slavery, and 19th-century plantation economics.

Regional museum covering Gulf Coast history, industry, and culture including the oil industry and local heritage of Port Arthur.

Museum documenting Jewish communities across the American South — covers immigration history, religious history, and Southern social history.

Oldest permanently settled town in the Louisiana Purchase — covers French colonial history, Creole culture, and National Historic Landmark preservation.

Museum in Tremé documenting African American history, culture, and art in New Orleans — supports African American history and social studies curriculum.

Museum examining New Orleans' Storyville district — covers early 20th-century urban social history, jazz origins, and Progressive Era reform movements.

Antebellum sugar plantation with guided tours covering Louisiana plantation economy, enslaved labor, and the social history of the antebellum South.

Plantation where John James Audubon worked as a tutor — covers antebellum Louisiana history, slavery, and Audubon's natural history legacy.

Museum inside the 1819 Pentagon Barracks covering Louisiana military history from territorial period through Civil War.

Restored 1799 Creole colonial house on Bayou St. John — supports Louisiana territorial history, architecture, and antebellum social history.

Civil War siege battlefield and state historic site — covers the 1863 Port Hudson campaign, Confederate fortifications, and Reconstruction-era Louisiana.

Louisiana state historic site preserving a Civil War-era Confederate encampment and rural community — covers Southern Civil War history and Reconstruction.