Classified for credit

Only surviving French diplomatic building in the US — covers Texas Republic history, French-Texan relations, and 19th-century diplomacy.

Texas frontier village and museum near Denison — covers 19th-century settlement life, pioneer material culture, and Red River region history.

Restored 1877 Victorian mansion of cattle baron George Fulton — covers Reconstruction-era Texas ranching, coastal commerce, and late 19th-century domestic technology.

Galveston working seaport and tall-ship venue covering 19th-century maritime trade, navigation, and Gulf Coast history.

Presidential library and museum covering post-9/11 policy, the Iraq War, and early 21st-century U.S. governance.

Reconstructed 19th-century Texas pioneer village — covers Republic of Texas settlement, frontier life, and early Texas independence.

Preserved 19th-century German-Texan river town with historic mill and dance hall — covers German immigration, settlement history, and Texas heritage.

Texas veterans museum with artifacts and oral history exhibits spanning WWI through present conflicts — covers military history and civic sacrifice.

Relocated 1858 lighthouse with exhibits on Texas coastal navigation history — lighthouse engineering and 19th-century Gulf Coast maritime history.

Air museum at Big Spring displaying military and civilian aircraft from WWII-era West Texas — covers aviation history, aeronautical engineering, and the WWII training program.

Historic 19th-century Texas farmstead museum — pioneer farm life and period crafts.

Outdoor heritage village with historic structures depicting West Texas pioneer and ranch life — 19th-century settlement, agriculture, and regional history.

Heritage village museum with period structures and artifacts illustrating Texas pioneer and settler life across the 19th and early 20th centuries.

Commemorative Air Force squadron with WWII-era aircraft — covers military aviation history, aeronautical engineering basics, and WWII social history.

East Texas aviation museum with historic aircraft — covers military aviation history, aeronautical engineering, and 20th-century American air power.

Partially preserved 1851 frontier fort with standing chimneys and ruins covering U.S. Army frontier operations and Texas settlement history.

Living-history district preserving German immigrant settlement in 19th-century Texas — covers pioneer life, immigration history, and cultural geography.

Regional natural and cultural history museum at Texas A&M Kingsville covering South Texas ranching, wildlife, and indigenous heritage.

Restored 1850s German immigrant brewery and adjacent Mexican-War burial monument — covers early Texas settlement, immigration history, and 19th-century brewing technology.

National Historic Village on the San Antonio River Walk preserving 18th–19th-century Spanish colonial buildings — covers Texas colonial and Mexican heritage.

Archaeological plantation site with exhibits on enslaved and free African American life in Texas — covers antebellum history, Reconstruction, and African American heritage.

Short-line excursion railroad in the Texas Hill Country — covers the history of rail transportation and its role in developing 19th-century Texas communities.

National Historic Landmark archaeological site with 12,000 years of human habitation evidence — covers paleoanthropology and prehistoric cultures.

Restored 1875 Territorial-era adobe mansion in El Paso — covers Southwest borderland history, Mexican-American culture, and late 19th-century Texas frontier society.