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Austin, Texas
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The museum features the Apollo 17 Command Module, which was part of the last manned mission to the moon in 1972.
The Bullock Museum displays the La Belle shipwreck, a French ship that sank in 1686 and was excavated from the Gulf of Mexico.
The museum is named in honor of Bob Bullock, who was instrumental in its establishment and served as Texas's 38th Lieutenant Governor.
The Bullock Museum offers a variety of interactive exhibits that engage visitors in Texas's rich history, making it a popular educational destination for families.
The Texas Spirit Theater offers an immersive experience with special effects and multimedia presentations that bring Texas history to life.
The Bullock Museum's collection includes over 700 artifacts that span the state's history from prehistoric times to the present.
The Bullock Museum hosts temporary exhibits that change throughout the year, providing fresh perspectives on Texas history and culture.
The Bullock Museum offers a range of educational programs, including workshops, lectures, and school tours, aimed at enhancing historical knowledge.
