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299 matches in Alabama
Antebellum mansion in Selma with period furnishings — covers pre-Civil War Southern architecture and social history.
Small-town museum preserving the history of Tallassee Falls and Alabama textile industry — covers 19th-century industrial and regional history.
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Small college-affiliated museum with regional art and cultural collections — supports art history and visual arts curriculum.
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State-operated gallery exhibiting works by Alabama artists — supports visual art curriculum with rotating fine-art exhibitions.
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Regional arts center in Wetumpka with gallery space highlighting Alabama artists — visual arts and regional cultural history of central Alabama.
University art gallery with rotating exhibits — introduces art history, visual analysis, and Alabama regional artistic traditions.
Historic antebellum home museum in Alabama — supports 19th-century Southern domestic history and social studies.
Small university-affiliated arboretum with labeled tree and shrub collections — supports dendrology, botany, and local plant ecology.
Antebellum home of artist Maria Howard Weeden — 19th-century Southern history, folk art, and Reconstruction-era Huntsville.
Historic arboretum established by naturalist William Bartram — supports dendrology, native plant identification, and Alabama botanical history.
Mini-golf venue with zoo-themed holes — recreational outing with no substantive curriculum content.
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