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The Center for American History curates, creates, and installs exhibits based on its collections at four of the Center's divisions, including the Research and Collections Division on the University of Texas campus; the Sam Rayburn Library and Museum in Bonham; the John Nance Garner Museum in Uvalde; and at Winedale Historical Complex, a complex of restored nineteenth-century structures and modern facilities near Round Top, Texas. Exhibitions at these sites have encompassed topics in Texas and Southern history, news media history, civil rights, women’s history, decorative arts, entertainment industry, and Texas music. Exhibits are also shown in other locations in collaboration with galleries and museums. The Center has produced more than 200 exhibits since 1981.
Touring Exhibits
Museums across the country may rent some of the Center's photograph exhibits.
Online Exhibits
The internet offers a chance to see virtual exhibits, virtual exhibits on military topics, in-depth features, and complete Web Sites featuring some of the most interesting of the Center's collections.