The historic Black church and civil rights landmark where four girls were killed in the 1963 Klan bombing, open for tours.
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A museum and research center in Birmingham's Civil Rights District telling the story of the city's civil rights movement and human rights today.

The largest library system in Alabama, it offers extensive collections, digital resources, and community programs across its multiple branches.

One of the largest art museums in the Southeast, it features a vast collection of more than 27,000 works of art from around the world, including American, European, Asian, African, and pre-Columbian art.
A mining and history museum in the 1897 Copper Queen headquarters.

A downtown gallery showing regional artists, with classes and events.
North Dakota's largest zoo, with about 125 species on the Missouri River.
A hands-on science center for children and families.

A restored 1914 city auditorium and home of the Bismarck-Mandan Symphony.

Bismarck's public library, with programs for all ages.
An 1872 infantry post that protected Northern Pacific Railway crews, with a log headquarters and a locomotive.
The 1884 Victorian house where 20 North Dakota governors lived, now a state historic site.
A 19-story Art Deco capitol called the Skyscraper on the Prairie, with tours and an observation deck.

The state's main museum, with galleries on geology, early peoples and North Dakota history.

Blackall Public Library is an Australian library providing public access to information, collections, and community resources.

A former railway depot presenting the agricultural, technological, and cultural history of the Idaho potato.

Newman Library is the main library of Virginia Tech in Blacksburg, Virginia.
A museum holding the largest collection of Ancestral Puebloan pottery in the Four Corners.