Classified for credit

State historical society with permanent exhibits on New Hampshire's political and cultural history — primary-source civics and regional history.

Historic site in Franconia Notch State Park commemorating the collapsed Old Man of the Mountain rock profile — covers NH state history, geology, and natural landmark interpretation.

Preserved 19th-century country doctor's home and working farm — covers medical history, rural life, and early American agriculture.

Museum at Robert Frost's Derry, NH farm — American literature, poetry study, and early 20th-century New England rural life.

Late 19th-century Romanesque Revival castle with tours covering Gilded Age architecture, craftsmanship, and New England industrial wealth.

Heritage narrow-gauge railroad in New Hampshire covering the history of logging-era rail transport and 19th-century industrial development.

19th-century water-powered grist mill historic site in New Hampshire — covers milling technology, water power, and colonial-era industry.

Vermont Historical Society museum covering state history from Indigenous peoples through the 20th century — primary-source history and civics.

Four-building museum complex in Dover covering NH regional history from colonial era through 19th century with period artifacts and exhibits.

Wright Museum in Wolfeboro, NH covers American life during World War II — home-front history, military history, and wartime civics.

Small fire museum in Peterborough, NH preserving historic firefighting equipment — covers local history and the evolution of fire-suppression technology.

Local historical society museum documenting Bellows Falls area history — supports Vermont/New England regional history and primary-source study.

Small town museum documenting Brentwood, NH local and colonial history — supports primary-source New England history and community social studies.

New Hampshire museum complex preserving local rural and industrial heritage — covers regional history, community development, and material culture.

DAR-maintained historic house museum — covers colonial and Revolutionary-era domestic history and women's civic contributions.

Small-town New Hampshire historical society with local artifacts — covers Deerfield town history and 18th–19th century rural New England life.

Derry, NH history museum covering local heritage including the town's 18th-century Scots-Irish settlement and its connection to Robert Frost's early life.

Boyhood home of 14th U.S. President Franklin Pierce — supports presidential history, pre-Civil War politics, and New Hampshire heritage.

Local historical society in Hillsborough, NH preserving town history from colonial settlement through the 19th century, including birthplace of Franklin Pierce.

19th-century covered wooden bridge in New Hampshire — covers timber-frame engineering, historic transportation, and bridge construction methods.

Well-preserved 19th-century covered wooden bridge in New Hampshire — illustrates historic bridge engineering, timber joinery, and local transportation history.

19th-century covered timber-truss bridge in Andover — illustrates 1800s engineering, bridge construction methods, and New Hampshire transportation history.

19th-century covered wooden bridge in Warner, NH — structural engineering history, timber construction methods, and New England heritage.

Victorian-era house museum in Keene, NH preserving the home and collections of naturalist Horatio Colony — 19th-century domestic and local history.