Classified for credit

Regional museum covering Dickinson and Southwest ND history — pioneer settlement, ranching heritage, and local geology of the Badlands region.

1864 U.S. Army vs. Lakota battlefield site — covers Plains Indian conflicts, Westward Expansion, and military history.

Regional heritage center documenting the history of Devils Lake and the surrounding glacial lake region, covering settlement, Native history, and local culture.

Interpretive center at Fort Mandan documenting the Lewis and Clark Expedition — covers exploration history, geography, and Native American relations.

NPS visitor center at the Lewis and Clark National Historic Trail in Bismarck — covers westward exploration, Native American relations, and Great Plains geography.

North Dakota state park on the Lewis and Clark Trail — expedition history, Missouri River geography, and 19th-century exploration.

Theodore Roosevelt's original Dakota Territory ranch cabin — primary-source site for westward expansion, conservation history, and presidential biography.

Archaeological site of a historic Mandan earth-lodge village near Fort Lincoln — Plains Indian culture, pre-contact archaeology, and Lewis & Clark history.

Heritage park and oil museum covering North Dakota petroleum history — links fossil fuel extraction to regional economic and industrial development.

Mandan, Hidatsa, and Arikara Nation interpretive center documenting Three Affiliated Tribes culture, history, and the impact of Garrison Dam flooding.

Interpretive center at the Lewis and Clark confluence site — covers the Corps of Discovery expedition, river geography, and Native history.

Museum in Medora preserving Northern Plains cowboy and ranching history — covers westward expansion, cattle industry, and Native Plains cultures.

Outdoor museum of historic locomotives and rail equipment — North Dakota railroad history and the role of rail in Great Plains settlement.

Museum at the northernmost point of the contiguous US covering fur trade, Red River Settlement, and early North Dakota territorial history.

Regional museum covering the Northern Great Plains pioneer era — westward expansion, homestead life, Native American history, and North Dakota settlement patterns.

Outdoor living-history village with preserved pioneer-era buildings — covers North Dakota settlement, agricultural history, and 19th-century rural life.

Outdoor heritage park with replica Scandinavian structures and cultural exhibits — documents Norwegian, Swedish, and Danish immigrant contributions to North Dakota.

Outdoor heritage park with full-scale replicas of Scandinavian landmarks — covers Norse immigration history and Northern European cultural heritage.

ND state-historical-society museum — Plains-tribe culture, fur-trade era, and Lewis & Clark history.

Pioneer-era historical village and museum on the North Dakota prairie — covers late 19th-century settlement, agricultural life, and Great Plains heritage.

Tribal museum of the Mandan, Hidatsa, and Arikara Nation covering Northern Plains Native history, culture, and treaty-era social studies.

Preserved homestead of Lawrence Welk in North Dakota — immigrant pioneer life, German-Russian settlement history, and Great Plains heritage.

Barnes County historical society museum covering North Dakota settlement and pioneer life — regional history and primary-source artifacts.

Small-town museum in Epping covering pioneer settlement, Native American history, and North Dakota frontier life through local artifacts.