Classified for credit

Preserved Pawnee earth-lodge floor and artifacts on-site — covers Plains Indian culture and pre-contact Native American history.

Regional museum in Colby, KS combining Plains art and local history — covers homesteading, agricultural heritage, and Great Plains settlement.

County history museum in Manhattan, KS covering pioneer settlement, the Kansas-Nebraska Act era, and regional Native American history.

Restored 1905 Victorian mansion in Abilene — covers Gilded Age domestic life, Kansas settlement history, and late 19th-century social history.

Preserved 1839 Methodist mission to the Shawnee people — covers Native American history, missionary era, and westward expansion in Kansas.

Living-history museum recreating a 1929 Kansas small town with period buildings and demonstrations — covers Depression-era Midwest history and daily life in early 20th-century America.

Restored Union Pacific depot in Concordia, KS — covers transcontinental railroad history and its role in Great Plains settlement.

Historic park with an 1880s Victorian neighborhood and botanical garden — covers Kansas territorial history, pioneer life, and period architecture.

Lawrence community history museum covering Bleeding Kansas, the Civil War era, and local 19th–20th century development — supports Kansas and American history curriculum.

County historical museum with artifacts and exhibits on Wichita's growth from cattle-drive hub to aviation city — Great Plains and Kansas history.

Home of journalist and Pulitzer Prize–winning editor William Allen White — covers press freedom, progressive-era politics, and American journalism history.

County museum documenting the history of Wyandotte County and the Wyandot people — Native American history and Kansas territorial heritage.

Small-town Kansas history museum covering pioneer settlement, local industry, and Butler County heritage from the 19th century onward.

Brown County agricultural history museum covering farming equipment, crop science, and rural Kansas settlement history.

County historical society with local artifacts and exhibits covering settlement, agriculture, and regional history of northeastern Kansas.

Coffeyville mansion built by oil and cattle baron W.P. Brown — Gilded Age economic history and Kansas settlement-era social studies.

County history museum documenting Clay County settlement, agriculture, and community life on the Kansas prairie.

Cloud County museum in Concordia, KS covering homestead settlement, World War II German POW camp history, and Great Plains agriculture.

Columbus KS local museum covering southeast Kansas regional history, pioneer settlement, and community development.

Small county history museum in Coldwater, KS covering pioneer settlement, agriculture, and local Comanche County heritage.

Museum commemorating the 1892 Dalton Gang raid on Coffeyville — covers late frontier law enforcement, outlaw history, and late 19th-century Kansas social history.

Local historical museum in Derby, KS covering settlement, agriculture, and community development in south-central Kansas.

Victorian-era historic home in Atchison, KS interpreted as a period house museum — covers late 19th-century domestic life and local Kansas history.

County history museum covering Finney County settlement, the cattle trade, and southwestern Kansas pioneer and agricultural history.