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871 matches in Texas

Botanical installation at Barton Springs featuring native Texas plants and ornamental gates — supports plant identification and Central Texas native-species ecology.
Outdoor pollinator and butterfly garden along a public trail — supports entomology, native plant ecology, and pollination biology.
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Museum honoring two Texas-born cabinet secretaries covering 20th-century American political history, the New Deal era, and civic leadership.

Brown County history museum covering frontier settlement, ranching, and local military heritage in central Texas.

Regional heritage museum covering Brownsville's role in the US-Mexico border, Civil War, and South Texas settlement history.
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Small rural Texas art gallery near Buchanan Dam — supports visual arts study with rotating regional exhibits.

East Texas post-oak savanna state park with lake and trails — supports ecology, Texas natural history, and outdoor physical education.

National Wildlife Refuge visitor contact station on the High Plains — covers migratory waterfowl habitat, wetland ecology, and federal conservation programs.

Community heritage museum documenting Czech immigrant settlement in Central Texas — covers immigration history and cultural geography.
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Restored late-19th-century railroad depot in Burnet — covers the role of rail in Texas Hill Country settlement and regional economic development.
County history museum in Port Lavaca covering Texas Gulf Coast settlement, maritime heritage, and Civil War-era regional history.

Pioneer-era artifacts and local history of Callahan County — covers Texas settlement, ranching culture, and 19th-century frontier life.

Restored home of Texas founding father José Antonio Navarro — covers Texas independence, Hispanic heritage, and 19th-century political history.

NPS visitor center at Castolon inside Big Bend — covers borderlands history, ranching culture, and the US-Mexico frontier.
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Local history museum documenting pioneer settlement and development of Cedar Hill, TX — supports Texas history curriculum.
County heritage museum preserving local Texas Panhandle settlement history — covers pioneer life, ranching, and regional social history.

Urban city park in Dallas — general outdoor recreation with no structured curriculum exhibits or educational programming.

County history museum covering Collin County settlement, agriculture, and development from pioneer era to 20th century.
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Local history museum in a preserved 1911 post office building — covers Collin County development, Texas statehood history, and civic architecture.

County museum in Wheeler, TX preserving artifacts of the Texas Panhandle — covers ranching, pioneer settlement, and regional Texas history.

Local historical museum in West Columbia covering early Texas settlement and Brazoria County heritage — Texas state history curriculum.

Texas historic site of post-Civil War Confederate veterans' reunions — covers Reconstruction-era Southern memory and Texas social history.

Contemporary art museum in the Texas Panhandle featuring rotating regional and national exhibits — visual art analysis and art criticism.
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Structured art instruction school with gallery space — applied visual-arts technique and art history in a teaching studio setting.
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