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209 matches in Nevada
Small museum in Lovelock's historic Carnegie library building covering central Nevada pioneer and mining history — supports regional history and westward settlement curriculum.
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County museum in Hawthorne covering Mineral County's mining, military (WWII Hawthorne Army Depot), and ranching history in rural Nevada.
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High-altitude demonstration garden showcasing water-wise native plants — covers botany, drought ecology, and Great Basin horticulture.
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Welcome center providing regional history and geography context for the Lake Tahoe/Nevada area.
Nevada's oldest non-Native American structure — covers Mormon pioneer settlement, early Las Vegas history, and 19th-century westward expansion.
Small regional museum covering Pahrump Valley settlement, Nevada desert history, and local ranching and mining heritage.
City rose garden with hundreds of labeled cultivars — supports basic botany, plant classification, and horticulture study.
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Ruins of a 1905 Nevada gold-rush boomtown — covers Gilded Age mining history, ghost-town archaeology, and Western economic history.
University art museum at CSN Las Vegas displaying works by Rita Deanin Abbey — covers contemporary fine art and studio art study.
Urban nature study area in Reno with wetland and riparian habitat — supports bird identification, local plant ecology, and Great Basin natural history.
Small museum in Nevada's southernmost town — covers Searchlight's mining boom, early 20th-century desert settlement, and Harry Reid's local history.
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Heritage center dedicated to Shelby County Nevada history — covers regional settlement, ranching, and 20th-century Nevada social history.
NWS-managed refuge headquarters for a major Great Basin wetland — migratory waterfowl biology, desert wetland ecology, and Nevada water resource management.
Sensory-accessible garden within Reno's Idlewild Park featuring labeled plantings and sensory stations — supports botany, plant identification, and special-needs outdoor learning.
Community museum and research center documenting African American history in Las Vegas — supports civil-rights history and social-studies curriculum.
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Interpretive center in Wells, NV tracing the 1849 overland emigrant trails — covers westward expansion, pioneer history, and Great Basin geography.
Small regional heritage museum covering Mesquite Valley pioneer and ranching history — local history and Nevada settlement context.
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