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National historical park commemorating the opening battles of the American Revolution — primary-source military history and colonial civics.

Thomas Jefferson's plantation home and gardens — covers Founding Era history, Enlightenment philosophy, plantation agriculture, and the history of American slavery.

Colossal presidential sculpture carved into granite — covers American political history, monument engineering, and Lakota cultural context.

George Washington's estate on the Potomac — primary-source American founding history, plantation agriculture, and 18th-century domestic life.

Open-air living-history complex with 35+ log buildings and 250,000+ Appalachian artifacts covering 18th–20th century mountain life and material culture.

Holocaust memorial museum with primary-source exhibits on Jewish heritage and genocide — supports 20th-century world history and civics.

Major museum in Philadelphia with immersive exhibits on the American Revolution — primary-source history, civics, and the founding era.

Living-history maritime museum with tall ships, a working shipyard, and 19th-century village — covers American seafaring history, navigation, and traditional shipbuilding trades.

Memorial and museum at Ground Zero documenting the September 11, 2001 attacks — covers contemporary American history, civics, and primary-source analysis.

Federal archive and exhibit hall housing original founding documents — primary-source civics, constitutional history, and U.S. government.

Built at the Lorraine Motel where MLK was assassinated — covers the Civil Rights Movement with primary-source exhibits and documented historical context.

Interactive museum dedicated to the US Constitution — covers constitutional law, the founding era, amendments, and civic rights in hands-on exhibit galleries.

Smithsonian museum documenting African American history from slavery through the present — supports U.S. history, civics, and social studies.

Museum tracing African American musical genres from blues and gospel through jazz, R&B, and hip-hop — covers cultural history and the social context of American music.

Smithsonian museum at Bowling Green covering Native American cultures, treaties, and Indigenous history across the Americas.

Smithsonian museum dedicated to Native American history, culture, and sovereignty — covers indigenous history and U.S. social studies across multiple eras.

National museum covering the entire Pacific War (WWII) with artifact-rich galleries and oral histories — primary-source military history, strategy, and global geography.

World's largest naval aviation museum with 150+ aircraft — covers U.S. Navy history, aeronautical engineering, and flight science from WWI through modern jets.

National museum dedicated to the Underground Railroad — primary-source African American history, abolitionism, and civil rights civics.

Comprehensive WWI museum with artifacts, trench simulations, and primary-source exhibits covering causes, campaigns, and global consequences of the First World War.

Comprehensive WWII museum with immersive exhibits — covers military history, Allied strategy, the home front, and 20th-century geopolitics.

Home of the National Naval Aviation Museum — covers U.S. naval aviation history, aircraft engineering, and military history from WWI to present.

Award-winning living-history village depicting 1790–1840 New England life with costumed interpreters and working trades — early American history, period crafts, and agrarian economy.

Living-history village depicting 1830s New England rural life — covers early American history, period trades, and agricultural practices.