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871 matches in Texas
University-based research collection on physical culture, sports history, and the human body — covers sports science history and social history of athletics.
Historic home in Brownsville, TX associated with Rio Grande ranching and the U.S.-Mexico border history of the mid-19th century.
County museum in Tulia, TX documenting the history of the Texas Panhandle including ranching, agriculture, and early settlement on the Llano Estacado.
Small local museum documenting the agricultural and ranching heritage of the Texas Blackland Prairie region.
Museum documenting Tejano civil rights history in South Texas — supports U.S. history, civics, and minority rights curriculum.
Regional museum in Port Arthur showcasing Texas artists across media, supporting visual arts curriculum with accessible permanent and rotating exhibits.
Commercial outdoor gelball/recreational shooting venue — primarily a recreational activity with no formal curriculum content.
Niche museum exploring the cultural and commercial history of Halloween traditions in America — social history and material culture.
Museum documenting Texas theatre and broadcast media history — covers performing arts history, communications technology, and regional cultural heritage.
University of Texas research collections housing vertebrate and invertebrate specimens — supports taxonomy, systematics, and natural-history science at an advanced level.
State cemetery visitor center commemorating Texas leaders — covers Texas political history, biography, and civic responsibility.
Texas state visitor center on the Congress Avenue Bridge — introduces Texas history, state government, and Austin's civic geography.
Small-town museum documenting the ranching, farming, and pioneer heritage of Texas's South Plains frontier.
Community art center in Dumas, TX offering gallery exhibits and arts programming — supports visual arts appreciation and studio art curricula.
Historic home of Texas Governor Dan Moody providing primary-source study of early 20th-century Texas politics and Progressive Era state government.
Historic 1940s Southern Pacific railroad depot repurposed as a community heritage site — covers local transportation history and Texas railroad development.
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Museum dedicated to Dutch windmill heritage in Texas — covers immigration history, wind mechanics, and Dutch cultural settlement of the Gulf Coast.
Regional heritage museum covering Texas Hill Country settlement, ranching culture, and pioneer life in the Canyon Lake area.
Small-town heritage museum covering Colorado County, TX settlement history — supports Texas history curriculum for local and regional study.
Municipal rose garden with labeled cultivars — supports basic botany, plant classification, and horticultural science at an introductory level.
Williamson County history museum in Georgetown, TX — covers central Texas settlement, frontier life, and county development from the 19th century forward.
Municipal nature park with trails in Keller, TX — light ecology and PE use; best suited to supplement a broader outdoor science unit.
Horticultural trial garden where new plant varieties are evaluated — supports botany, plant science, and applied horticulture curriculum.
Hill Country river region visitor center providing geographic and ecological context for the Frio River watershed and Texas karst landscape.
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