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Holocaust museum with education center — covers 20th-century genocide, human rights, and civic responsibility in a structured learning environment.

Society preserving a restored New Mexico steam locomotive and railroad history, covering industrial-age transportation and engineering heritage.

One of the oldest European-built structures in the U.S. — covers Spanish Colonial architecture, Santa Fe's founding, and early Southwest settlement history.

Photo archives and history museum at the Palace of the Governors covering New Mexico and Southwest history through primary-source photography and artifacts.

State park commemorating Pancho Villa's 1916 raid on Columbus — covers U.S.-Mexico border history, the Punitive Expedition, and early 20th-century military history.

NPS visitor center for a Pueblo and Spanish colonial mission archaeological site — covers ancestral Puebloan culture, Spanish colonization, and the Santa Fe Trail.

Poeh Cultural Center near Pojoaque Pueblo — covers Pueblo history, Native American art traditions, and Indigenous cultural continuity.

NPS unit at a 17th-century Spanish Colonial mission ruin in New Mexico — covers Spanish colonization, Pueblo culture, and Southwest archaeology.

Museum preserving history of the WWII Rattlesnake Bomber Base in Pyote, TX — covers Army Air Forces training, Texas home-front history, and wartime logistics.

Museum dedicated to Theodore Roosevelt's Rough Riders regiment — covers the Spanish-American War, military history, and New Mexico's territorial era.

Route 66 auto museum displaying vintage vehicles — covers American transportation history and 20th-century road culture.

Museum documenting the human and natural history of New Mexico's Sacramento Mountains, including ranching, logging, and Indigenous cultures.

NPS site preserving 17th-century Spanish colonial missions built atop ancestral Pueblo villages — covers indigenous history and colonial-era New Mexico.

Spanish colonial mission ruins with NPS visitor center — covers 17th-century Spanish colonization, Pueblo cultures, and New Mexico archaeology.

Ancestral Puebloan great house site with museum exhibits — covers Chacoan archaeology, Southwest Native American history, and applied archaeology methods.

17th-century Spanish colonial mission church on Acoma Pueblo — covers Spanish colonization, Native American history, and Southwestern archaeology.

NPS-designated 19th-century trade corridor — covers westward expansion, manifest destiny, and historical geography of the Southwest.

400-year-old public plaza at the heart of Santa Fe covering Spanish colonial history, Native American trade, and Southwestern cultural geography.

18th-century Spanish colonial church and pilgrimage site — covers Spanish mission history, Southwest settlement, and Catholic cultural heritage.

Research institute focused on Southwest anthropology and Native American art and culture — public programs support archaeology and cultural history.

Former home and estate of naturalist Ernest Thompson Seton, founder of the Woodcraft Indians and co-founder of Boy Scouts — covers conservation history and early 20th-century naturalism.

Silver City, NM museum covering mining history, Apache history, and the development of the Southwest borderlands region.

Park honoring the real bear cub that inspired Smokey Bear — covers wildfire prevention history, forest conservation, and New Mexico heritage.

19th-century Mesilla Valley adobe complex — covers New Mexico territorial history, U.S.-Mexico border conflicts, and the Gadsden Purchase era.