Classified for credit

Massachusetts state archives and museum — primary-source documents and exhibits cover colonial, Revolutionary, and Commonwealth history.

NH state history museum covering colonial through modern eras with artifacts and documents — supports New Hampshire and New England history curriculum.

Museum preserving Civil War–era Confederate artifacts and documents — covers 19th-century American military and political history.

Outdoor railroad museum with historic equipment — covers New England rail history, steam-era engineering, and industrial development.

Connecticut state history museum covering colonial settlement through the Industrial Revolution — New England history, civics, and cultural heritage.

Railroad historical museum in Thomaston CT with locomotives and rolling stock — covers Connecticut industrial and transportation history.

Museum on the Connecticut River covering maritime trade, river ecology, and New England transportation history from the Ice Age to the 19th century.

National Mall memorial garden near the Lincoln Memorial — supports study of the U.S. Constitution, civic history, and Washington DC monuments.

Heritage center honoring Medal of Honor recipients — covers military valor, civic duty, and the history of America's highest military decoration.

NPS memorial commemorating Coronado's 1540 expedition into the Southwest — covers Spanish colonial exploration, borderlands history, and Sonoran Desert geography.

Museum documenting Coronado's 1541 expedition into Kansas — covers Spanish exploration, Native Plains cultures, and early American geography.

Museum on Haight Street documenting 1960s counterculture, the Summer of Love, and social movements — covers 20th-century American social history.

Museum honoring Crispus Attucks and African-American contributions in Indiana — covers Civil Rights history, the American Revolution, and social justice movements.

French and Indian War–era fort site on Lake Champlain — covers colonial military history, the Seven Years' War, and the strategic geography of the northern frontier.

University culinary museum with archival tools and menus — covers food history, culinary technology, and the social history of American cooking.

South Dakota state cultural heritage center in Pierre — Native American history, pioneer settlement, and Great Plains regional history.

Museum honoring the 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment (Band of Brothers) — covers WWII airborne operations, military history, and soldier sacrifice.

Regional museum covering Northern Plains Native American culture, pioneer settlement, and Dakota Territory history through artifacts and interpretive exhibits.

Antique automobile collection covering automotive engineering history and 20th-century American transportation development.

Historic courthouse museum documenting the 1828–1849 Georgia Gold Rush — covers mining history, westward expansion, and Cherokee displacement.

Restored 1839 Californio adobe home — covers Spanish and Mexican rancho-era California history, adobe construction, and 19th-century land-grant society.

Regional museum combining fine arts and local history exhibits for the Danville/Southside Virginia area — covers post-Civil War industrial and cultural history.

DAR museum in Washington DC with period room galleries illustrating American decorative arts and women's civic history from the colonial era forward.

DUP museum documenting pioneer women's roles in Utah settlement — primary-source artifacts covering westward migration, frontier life, and LDS community history.