Classified for credit

Museum dedicated to the design, engineering, and construction of skyscrapers — covers structural engineering, materials science, and urban planning.

Hands-on sloth encounter facility covering mammalian biology, sloth adaptations, rainforest ecology, and wildlife conservation.

Live reptile education facility with hands-on snake and reptile encounters — covers herpetology, species identification, and animal adaptations.

Exhibit honoring Wilson Bentley's photomicrography of snowflakes — covers crystallography, water science, and the history of scientific photography.

University-operated planetarium with public shows covering astronomy, celestial mechanics, and space science.

Campus planetarium offering astronomy and space-science programming — covers celestial mechanics, constellations, and the scale of the solar system.

Medical history museum with instruments and exhibits tracing the development of medicine and public health in Southern California.

Space-themed gallery and exhibit annex in Denver — covers aerospace history and space exploration science as a curriculum supplement.

Campus planetarium with sky shows — covers astronomy, celestial mechanics, and light physics; located at Western Washington University.

Working steam engine museum demonstrating 19th-century mechanical engineering, thermodynamics, and the role of steam power in agricultural history.

Preserved 19th-century iron furnace site — covers metallurgy, industrial history, and the charcoal iron-making process.

Computer history museum with hardware exhibits tracing computing from mainframes to PCs — covers computer science, engineering, and tech history.

MIT student club with historic model railroad layouts demonstrating signal systems, electronics, and mechanical engineering principles.

Museum tracing telephone technology from early switchboards to modern communication — covers electrical engineering concepts and the history of telecommunications.

Working telephone museum in Ellsworth ME with historic equipment — covers the history and engineering of telecommunications technology.

Telephone Pioneer Museum traces the history of telecommunications technology — covers electrical engineering, signal transmission, and the evolution of communication networks.

Museum dedicated to the petroleum industry — covers oil and gas geology, refining processes, energy production history, and the economic impact of fossil fuels.

Museum dedicated to petroleum exploration and production in the Texas Gulf Coast — covers geology, energy engineering, and the oil industry's economic history.

Former Erwin Cotton Mill site in Cooleemee documenting textile manufacturing — covers industrial machinery, fiber science, and labor history.

Education center focused on American River watershed management — covers hydrology, water supply systems, and water conservation science.

University geology museum with mineral, rock, and fossil collections tied to mining engineering — covers earth science, mineralogy, and geological history.

Penn State entomological research collection with specimens and educational exhibits — covers insect taxonomy, ecology, and arthropod biology.

Research entomology museum with insect collections covering taxonomy, life cycles, and arthropod biology — strong applied zoology curriculum hook.

Glass art and science studio in Corning — covers glassblowing chemistry, optics, and the industrial history of American glass manufacturing.