Classified for credit

Preserved 1886 Romanesque Reform prison with guided tours — covers penal history, criminal justice reform, and late-19th-century architecture.

Childhood home of humorist James Thurber — supports American literature study, biography, and early 20th-century Ohio domestic history.

Presidential home and memorial of Warren G. Harding — covers early 20th-century executive history, the Teapot Dome era, and presidential biography.

Frank Lloyd Wright-designed home open for tours — covers American architectural history and Prairie Style design principles.

Birthplace and childhood home of President William Howard Taft — covers the Progressive Era presidency, constitutional law, and Supreme Court history.

State-operated museum documenting Youngstown's steel industry — covers industrial labor history, immigration, and the decline of American manufacturing.

Civil War regimental museum focused on the 103rd Ohio Volunteer Infantry — covers soldier life, military history, and the Union Army.

Allen County historical society museum with artifacts spanning Native American, industrial, and 20th-century Lima history — supports Ohio regional history and social studies.

Amish and Swiss heritage museum in Sugarcreek covering 19th-century immigrant settlement and Ohio's Amish cultural history.

Local historical society preserving artifacts and documents related to Amherst, Ohio's settlement and industrial past — supports regional and local history studies.

Aurora, OH historical society with local pioneer and industrial history collections — supports Ohio history and community studies units.

Belmont County museum covering eastern Ohio settlement, coal, and industrial heritage — supports Ohio regional history curriculum.

Small-town historical society museum covering Clermont County, Ohio history — supports local and regional history research and primary-source study.

Walk-through biblical wax museum presenting scenes from the Old and New Testaments; supports religious history and literature curriculum.

Historic house museum in Columbia Station, OH — 19th-century domestic life, regional settlement, and local architectural history.

Museum documenting the history of witchcraft, Wicca, and Western occult traditions — supports cultural history, comparative religion, and folklore studies.

Historic homestead in Sheffield, Ohio documenting 19th-century rural family life and Western Reserve settlement — supports Ohio state history and pioneer studies.

19th-century Western Reserve village historic district in Burton, Ohio — early American settlement history and Ohio frontier community life.

Carnegie-era public building repurposed as a local history and cultural center covering industrial-era Lorain and Great Lakes community development.

Champaign County historical museum covering Ohio settlement, agricultural development, and local Civil War-era history.

County history museum covering Clark County's industrial, Civil War, and pioneer heritage through artifacts and permanent exhibits.

Birthplace museum of actor Clark Gable in Cadiz, OH — covers 20th-century American entertainment history and Depression-era cultural context.

County history center covering Clinton County Ohio from the Quaker settlement era through the 20th century — local history, Social Studies, and Ohio geography.

University archive and museum tracing the history of psychology as a scientific discipline — covers the development of behavioral science and research methods.