Classified for credit

Museum at the historic site of Madam C.J. Walker's salon and WERD radio studio — covers Black entrepreneurship, civil rights history, and media history.

Heritage center on Madeline Island documenting Ojibwe culture and Lake Superior fur trade history — Great Lakes regional and cultural history.

NPS site preserving the home and legacy of Maggie L. Walker, first Black woman to charter a US bank — Reconstruction-era history and civil rights.

Museum in Roseville, CA dedicated to the history and culture of the Maidu people — covers California Indigenous history, archaeology, and cultural studies.

Permanent and rotating exhibits document Jewish history, culture, and heritage in Maine and the broader American immigrant experience.

Memorial and education center at the site of Malcolm X's 1965 assassination — covers Civil Rights Movement, Black history, and 20th-century social justice.

Museum dedicated to Mardi Gras history, costumes, and float construction — covers Louisiana cultural history and festival traditions.

Museum dedicated to the novel and film Gone with the Wind — supports literary analysis, Civil War historical fiction, and study of the film industry's cultural impact.

City history museum covering Marietta, GA from Cherokee settlement through the Civil War and twentieth century.

Museum in Novato preserving Coast Miwok and broader California Native American history through artifacts and cultural exhibits.

Michigan maritime museum documenting Great Lakes shipping, navigation, and boat-building history with artifacts and vessel exhibits.

Boston harbor maritime museum covering naval history, ship technology, and the role of the sea in New England commerce.

Maritime history museum covering naval and merchant vessel history — supports shipbuilding, navigation, and American maritime trade curriculum.

National Historical Park preserving a working farm and conservation history estate — covers 19th-century agriculture, land stewardship, and conservation movement origins.

Island museum covering Martha's Vineyard's maritime heritage, Indigenous Wampanoag history, and whaling-era social history.

Texas railroad museum with rolling stock and equipment — covers railroad history, industrial development of the American Southwest, and basic mechanical engineering.

Railroad museum with locomotive and rolling-stock exhibits covering Mississippi Delta rail history and mechanical engineering.

Museum dedicated to Martin and Osa Johnson's early 20th-century African and Pacific wildlife filmmaking — covers exploration history, natural history photography, and conservation.

National memorial on the National Mall honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. — covers the Civil Rights Movement, nonviolent protest, and American civic history.

National Historic Site preserving Martin Van Buren's estate, Lindenwald — covers Jacksonian-era politics, the 8th presidency, and 19th-century Hudson Valley history.

NPS site honoring civil rights leader Mary McLeod Bethune — supports study of African-American history, women's history, and the New Deal era.

Interpretive center documenting the Maxville African American logging camp of the 1920s–30s — covers labor history, racial history, and Pacific Northwest settlement.

University anthropology museum with permanent collections on Southwest Indigenous cultures — covers archaeology, cultural anthropology, and New Mexico prehistory.

Antebellum plantation house museum in Camden, AR illustrating pre- and post-Civil War Southern domestic life and regional history.