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History & Landmarks

American Windmill Museum

Lubbock

The American Windmill Museum is internationally recognized as the place to visit for observing windmills and wind chargers, photographing groups of windmills and serving as the educational facility where the windmill’s heritage can be seen and heard.

History & Landmarks

National Ranching Heritage Center

Lubbock

Free 19-acre outdoor historic park with 55 relocated ranching structures, run by Texas Tech.

History & Landmarks

Frazier Alumni Pavilion

Tech Terrace4.7(127 Google)

History & Landmarks

Lubbock Lake Landmark

Lubbock

Free 336-acre archaeological preserve and interpretive center covering 12,000 years on the Southern High Plains.

History & Landmarks

Silent Wings Museum

Lubbock

The Silent Wings Museum is a public institution that preserves and promotes the history of the World War II Military Glider Program by creating an environment for collecting, documenting, interpreting, and exhibiting artifacts and information for public education and enjoyment.

History & Landmarks

FiberMax Center for Discovery

Lubbock

Museum of American agricultural history, focused on the High Plains and the cotton industry. Formerly the Bayer Museum of Agriculture.

History & Landmarks

Museum of Texas Tech University

Lubbock

A free, public museum, the Museum at Texas Tech University is a diverse and multidisciplinary institution comprised of Anthropology, Art, Clothing and Textiles, History, Paleontology, Natural History, and 9.5 million objects. The Museum is over 200,000 square feet and features nine permanent galleries ranging from 20th and 21st-century art and southwest Indian art to the study of Biodiversity and the Ice Age to a diverse collection of dinosaurs to history.

History & Landmarks

The Historic Watson Building

Downtown4.9(125 Google)

History & Landmarks

Buddy Holly Center

Depot District4.6(1,490 Google)

The Buddy Holly Center, a historical site, has dual missions; preserving, collecting and promoting the legacy of Buddy Holly and the music of Lubbock and West Texas, as well as providing exhibits on Contemporary Visual Arts and Music, for the purpose of educating and entertaining the public.