The Ranching Heritage Center, a division of the Texas Tech University Museum, is a 13-acre outdoor museum exhibit featuring restored historic structures representing the historical and geographic evolution of the ranching industry in Texas.  Work experience included:

• Research in the history of Texas ranching, historic structures research, preparation of construction documents for restoration and reconstruction of historic structures including barns, houses, cabins, schools, and windmills.
• Completion of HABS/HAER documentation on structures.
• Design and construction of interpretive exhibits and photography for historic structures documentation, exhibits, and publications.
• Construction experience working as a member of a day labor crew dismantling, moving, and reconstructing historic log, frame, stone, adobe, and jacal buildings.