Classified for credit

Preserved 18th-century Berkshires farmstead illustrating colonial-era New England domestic life, agriculture, and social history.

Site of the first commercial Coca-Cola bottling in 1894 — covers industrial history, entrepreneurship, and early American consumer culture.

Regional museum covering Big Horn County homesteading, Native history, and agricultural settlement — supports Montana and Great Plains history studies.

Remote 1867 lighthouse on Lake Michigan's eastern shore — covers Great Lakes maritime history, navigation, and Fresnel lens optics.

Museum documenting African American cowboys and Black settlers of the American West — covers underrepresented Western history and post-Civil War migration.

Dedicated museum documenting African American history and culture in Virginia — primary-source civil rights and social history.

Museum documenting the Black Panther Party's founding and history in Oakland — covers civil rights movement, 1960s social history, and community organizing.

NPS heritage center covering the Blackstone River's role in launching America's Industrial Revolution — industrial history, water power, and labor.

Living-history farm museum at Ferrum College documenting Appalachian agricultural life — covers 19th-century farming practices, foodways, and rural history.

Rural Connecticut farm and country museum documenting 19th–20th century agricultural life, tools, and the transition from subsistence to market farming.

Museum dedicated to the history of bluegrass music and its Appalachian roots — covers American folk music tradition, cultural geography, and oral history.

Museum dedicated to Western swing pioneer Bob Wills — covers American music history, the origins of country music, and Texas cultural heritage.

Museum honoring Western swing pioneer Bob Wills — documents the origins of country and Western swing music and its Texas cultural context.

19th-century lighthouse on Gasparilla Island with exhibits on Florida maritime history and Fresnel lens optics.

Museum documenting Bohemia gold-mining district history — covers 19th-century hard-rock mining methods, geology, and Oregon economic history.

NPS site on Booker T. Washington's birthplace farm — covers Reconstruction-era African American history, slavery, and civil rights.

Adobe ranch house and local archives documenting 19th-century Californio rancho life — supports California history and early settlement studies.

NPS site on Boston's Black Heritage Trail — covers African American history, abolitionism, and the Civil War's Massachusetts 54th Regiment.

Restored 1891 firehouse with antique apparatus and firefighting history exhibits — covers municipal history and public-safety infrastructure.

Museum of historic vehicles and transportation in Boyertown — covers American industrial and automotive history from the 19th century onward.

NPS-managed Civil War battlefield site where Forrest defeated Union forces in 1864 — covers military strategy, tactics, and Mississippi home-front history.

19th-century commercial building turned local history museum covering Maine maritime trade and Kennebunk community heritage.

One of New York's oldest surviving Dutch colonial structures — covers 17th-century New Netherland settlement and early American domestic history.

San Antonio landmark saloon and museum housing a large taxidermy and Western memorabilia collection tied to Texas frontier history.