Classified for credit

Small regional air museum with historic aircraft — covers aviation history, aerodynamics, and mechanical engineering from WWI through modern flight.

College-operated planetarium offering public astronomy programs covering celestial mechanics, stars, and the solar system.

Licensed wildlife rehabilitation center with resident raptors and education programs — applied zoology, animal biology, and conservation science.

Astronomy outreach center with telescope access and educational programs — covers planetary science, the electromagnetic spectrum, and observational astronomy.

Air museum featuring rotary-wing and fixed-wing aircraft — covers aviation mechanics, aerospace engineering history, and flight principles.

Natural history museum with biological and geological specimen collections — covers taxonomy, paleontology, and earth science; no address on file.

Community college planetarium with dome shows and telescope programs — covers astronomy, celestial mechanics, and the scale of the solar system.

Museum tracing the manufacturing history of Zippo lighters and Case knives — covers metalworking, industrial design, and American manufacturing history.

Museum in Sulphur, LA focused on the local sulfur mining industry — covers geology, industrial chemistry, and regional economic history.

Small private collection of live reptiles and critters in Hanksville, UT — hands-on introduction to herpetology and desert wildlife biology.

Museum presenting a young-earth creationist interpretation of origins — useful for comparing scientific and religious frameworks in curriculum.

Farm-based corn and grain exhibit covering agricultural science, seed varieties, and Midwest farming practices.

Museum dedicated to telephone technology history — covers the evolution of telecommunications, electrical engineering, and the social impact of the telephone.

Exhibit at Gray Research campus covering the history of wireless communications technology — electromagnetic spectrum, radio engineering, and inventor history.

Museum inside a historic telephone company building — covers the history of telecommunications technology from switchboards to modern systems.

Specialty museum tracing the history of telephone technology from early exchanges to modern telecommunications — covers electrical engineering and communication history.

Museum covering jewelry design and manufacturing processes — applied metallurgy, geometry, and materials science with historical craft context.

UMass Amherst mineral and gem gallery with labeled specimens — covers mineralogy, crystallography, and earth science.

Working research observatory shared by three colleges — covers optics, telescope mechanics, stellar observation, and astronomical data collection.

Museum dedicated to Tiffin Glass Company products — covers the chemistry of glass production and the history of American decorative glassmaking.

Specialty museum covering ocular anatomy, ophthalmology history, and vision science — supports biology and health curriculum.

Vintage Tektronix electronics museum in Beaverton preserving oscilloscopes and test equipment — covers electronics history and engineering principles.

Museum tracing water management, irrigation, and hydraulic history in the arid Southwest — hydrology, civil engineering, and regional geography.