Classified for credit

San Mateo County history museum in the historic courthouse — Bay Area regional history.

Preserved 1846 adobe home on the San Francisco Peninsula — covers California rancho-era history and Spanish land-grant settlement.

County history museum in Lompoc covering local settlement, Chumash heritage, and regional civic development.

Museum covering Santa Barbara's Spanish colonial, Mexican, and early American periods through artifacts, photographs, and period rooms.

Small museum tracing surfing history in Santa Barbara — covers coastal California culture, the evolution of board-sport equipment, and ocean recreation.

Small lighthouse-based museum tracing the history of surfing in Santa Cruz from Hawaiian origins through the 20th century — social history and coastal geography.

Preserved 19th-century schoolhouse museum in Arroyo Grande — documents early California education methods and pioneer community life.

Chamber of commerce museum covering Santa Maria Valley history — explores regional agricultural history, settlement patterns, and local civic development.

Regional history museum documenting Santa Maria Valley settlement, agriculture, and oil industry — local and California state history.

Community history museum documenting Santa Monica's development from a beach town to an urban center — local and California history.

Historic mountain pass used by Butterfield Overland Mail and Chumash people — covers 19th-century westward expansion and indigenous history.

Rudolf Schindler's 1922 modernist home and studio — covers early 20th-century architectural history, the Arts and Crafts movement, and California modernism.

Local history museum in Calistoga covering the town's 19th-century resort origins, Sam Brannan's role, and Napa Valley settlement history.

Museum dedicated to Robert Louis Stevenson's life and manuscripts — covers 19th-century literary history and primary-source reading.

Local history museum at the base of Mt. Shasta covering Siskiyou County settlement, indigenous culture, and regional natural history.

Local heritage museum covering Sunnyvale's agricultural and Silicon Valley industrial history — supports California and local community history studies.

County museum covering Sutter County and Sacramento Valley history including Gold Rush-era settlement, agriculture, and Native California peoples.

Museum documenting San Francisco's Tenderloin neighborhood history — covers urban social history, immigration, and 20th-century city development.

Carnegie-funded community museum in Livermore, CA — covers local Tri-Valley history, pioneer settlement, and cultural heritage.

Restored Victorian-era house museum — covers 19th-century California domestic history, social customs, and material culture.

Gold Rush–era history center along Highway 49 covering Northern Mariposa County mining settlements and California frontier life.

Desert museum in the Randsburg mining district covering Mojave Desert mining history, geology, and ghost-town heritage.

Wax figures depicting Monterey's cannery-era and California history — supplementary hook for California regional and maritime history units.

Local history museum covering Tulare County's agricultural heritage, San Joaquin Valley settlement, and the development of California's dairy and cotton industries.