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Photo archives and history museum at the Palace of the Governors covering New Mexico and Southwest history through primary-source photography and artifacts.

State park commemorating Pancho Villa's 1916 raid on Columbus — covers U.S.-Mexico border history, the Punitive Expedition, and early 20th-century military history.

New Mexico state park along the upper Pecos River canyon — covers Sangre de Cristo geology, riparian ecology, and high-desert forest biology.

NPS visitor center for a Pueblo and Spanish colonial mission archaeological site — covers ancestral Puebloan culture, Spanish colonization, and the Santa Fe Trail.

Rio Grande riparian state park at a historic irrigation diversion dam — supports river ecology, desert biology, and water resource study.

Public observatory near Las Cruces offering telescopic observation programs — covers astronomy, optics, and celestial mechanics.

Hands-on children's museum in Deming, NM with interactive exhibits supporting early literacy, numeracy, and basic science concepts.

Poeh Cultural Center near Pojoaque Pueblo — covers Pueblo history, Native American art traditions, and Indigenous cultural continuity.

NPS unit at a 17th-century Spanish Colonial mission ruin in New Mexico — covers Spanish colonization, Pueblo culture, and Southwest archaeology.

Public observatory with telescopes for night-sky viewing — covers astronomy, optics, and celestial mechanics.

Audubon wildlife sanctuary in Santa Fe with birding trails and naturalist programs — covers ornithology, riparian ecology, and conservation biology.

Museum preserving history of the WWII Rattlesnake Bomber Base in Pyote, TX — covers Army Air Forces training, Texas home-front history, and wartime logistics.

Municipal park set among red sandstone formations in Gallup — supports geology, desert ecology, and Southwest geography units.

Working printmaking studio offering public workshops — applied fine-arts instruction in relief, intaglio, and lithographic printmaking techniques.

Rio Grande Nature Center State Park visitor center with observation blinds and riverside trails — bird ecology and riparian habitat studies.

Rio Grande riparian nature center with trails, bird blinds, and ranger programs — covers bosque ecology, migratory bird biology, and river-system geography.

Riparian nature center along the Animas River — covers high-desert ecology, native plants, migratory birds, and water biology.

Museum dedicated to Theodore Roosevelt's Rough Riders regiment — covers the Spanish-American War, military history, and New Mexico's territorial era.

Route 66 auto museum displaying vintage vehicles — covers American transportation history and 20th-century road culture.

Museum documenting the human and natural history of New Mexico's Sacramento Mountains, including ranching, logging, and Indigenous cultures.

NPS site preserving 17th-century Spanish colonial missions built atop ancestral Pueblo villages — covers indigenous history and colonial-era New Mexico.

Spanish colonial mission ruins with NPS visitor center — covers 17th-century Spanish colonization, Pueblo cultures, and New Mexico archaeology.

Ancestral Puebloan great house site with museum exhibits — covers Chacoan archaeology, Southwest Native American history, and applied archaeology methods.

Desert refuge in the Chihuahuan Desert supporting oryx and pronghorn recovery — covers arid-ecosystem ecology, endangered species biology, and conservation policy.