Classified for credit

Museum of radio and television broadcasting history — covers communication technology, media history, and the social impact of broadcast journalism.

Nashville museum documenting the history of Christian and gospel music — covers American religious and musical heritage.

Local history museum in Culpeper, VA covering Civil War and Piedmont regional history — supports Virginia and Civil War history curriculum.

Museum tracing the history of firefighting equipment and techniques — covers fire suppression technology, public safety history, and municipal service history.

Exhibit of historical torture and punishment instruments — covers legal history, the evolution of criminal justice, and human rights across European history.

Regional museum covering Idaho's natural history, Native cultures, atomic energy history, and pioneer settlement with hands-on exhibits.

Museum dedicated to the history and cultures of Indigenous peoples of the Southwest — covers Native American history, anthropology, and regional social studies.

Missouri Military History Museum covering the state's role in conflicts from the Civil War through the 20th century via uniforms, weapons, and documents.

Museum dedicated to Missouri River exploration, steamboat history, and westward expansion — supports Lewis and Clark, frontier history, and river geography curriculum.

Museum documenting Missouri River exploration, commerce, and settlement history — Lewis and Clark era through steamboat trade and Plains geography.

Museum covering Newport's colonial, maritime, and Revolutionary-era history — supports primary-source history and civics curriculum.

Museum documenting Ojibwa (Anishinaabe) culture and Great Lakes Native history — covers Indigenous history and social studies.

San Francisco museum exploring the history and culture of the African diaspora through art and artifacts — supports African history, social studies, and multicultural studies.

Regional history museum covering the Albemarle Sound area of northeastern North Carolina — supports colonial history, maritime trade, and coastal geography.

Museum documenting military family experiences across generations — covers social history, sacrifice, and the role of families in U.S. military culture.

Museum documenting the American Printing House for the Blind — covers history of braille, accessible publishing technology, and disability-rights history.

Museum covering the cultures and histories of the Americas, supporting social studies units on pre-Columbian and colonial-era civilizations.

Museum covering the history and cultures of the Americas — supports world history, archaeology, and cultural-geography study.

Regional museum covering Trans-Pecos Texas history, Big Bend archaeology, ranching culture, and Chihuahuan Desert geography.

Richmond museum with artifacts and documents tracing Confederate political and military history — supports Civil War and Reconstruction curriculum.

Museum dedicated to the Grand Army of the Republic preserving Civil War veteran artifacts and unit records — covers Reconstruction-era history and Union military service.

Regional museum covering Gulf Coast history, industry, and culture including the oil industry and local heritage of Port Arthur.

Museum interpreting the history, agriculture, and culture of the Mississippi Delta region from Native American settlement through the Civil Rights era.

Museum covering Oregon Trail migration, territorial settlement, and Pacific Northwest history through artifacts and interpretive exhibits.