Classified for credit

Regional history museum in Schenectady covering the city's role in Edison-era electricity and industrial innovation.

Preserved historic schoolhouse museum illustrating 19th-century rural education methods, curriculum, and one-room school social structure.

Museum in Seneca Falls covering 19th-century canal waterway technology, industry, and the social history of the Erie Canal corridor.

Shinnecock Nation cultural museum presenting tribal history, language, art, and sovereignty — Native American studies and Long Island indigenous history.

Museum dedicated to Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) Six Nations culture and history in New York — supports Native American history and social studies.

19th-century lighthouse museum on Lake Ontario — covers Great Lakes maritime history, navigation technology, and Fresnel lens optics.

Restored early 19th-century Rochester home and store — covers domestic life, trade, and settlement history of the early American frontier period.

NPS-designated site marking the 1969 Stonewall uprising — covers LGBTQ civil rights history and 20th-century American social movements.

Preserved Rochester home of suffragist Susan B. Anthony — covers women's suffrage movement and 19th-century American civil-rights history.

Museum dedicated to the origins and observance of Memorial Day — covers Civil War history, military sacrifice, and the development of American national commemoration.

Museum in the original Stickley furniture factory — covers Arts and Crafts movement history, woodworking craftsmanship, and American design history.

Preserved 1848 Manhattan townhouse where Theodore Roosevelt was born — NPS-guided tours cover Progressive Era politics, conservation legacy, and presidential biography.

National Historic Site where TR took the presidential oath in 1901 — covers presidential succession, Progressive Era, and political history.

Historic home and studio of Hudson River School founder Thomas Cole — covers 19th-century American landscape painting and art history.

Preserved cottage and museum of Revolutionary-era writer Thomas Paine — covers founding-era political thought, pamphlet literature, and American Revolution history.

Dedicated education center documenting the Underground Railroad network — covers abolition, pre-Civil War history, and civics.

NPS-managed Gilded Age mansion in Hyde Park, NY — covers late 19th-century American wealth, architecture, and social history.

Regional history museum in Amsterdam, NY covering Mohawk Valley industry, immigration, and canal-era commerce — local history and industrial heritage.

Museum in Elizabethtown, NY documenting Adirondack regional history including logging, tourism, and mountain community life from the 19th century onward.

Restored 18th-century inn in Corning, NY, illustrating early frontier settlement and daily life in the post-Revolutionary period.

Small regional historical museum documenting local New York community history — supports state and local history units.

18th-century Dutch homestead preserved as a historic site — covers Hudson Valley colonial settlement, Dutch heritage, and vernacular architecture.

Dunkirk, NY regional museum covering Great Lakes maritime history and local development — supports 19th-century industrial and geographic history.

Local history museum in Brockport, NY documenting Erie Canal-era community life — supports study of 19th-century New York history and canal commerce.