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Antebellum Creole cottage in Lafayette preserving 19th-century Cajun and Louisiana French cultural and political history.

Contemporary art gallery on New Orleans' Julia Street arts corridor — provides exposure to current visual art practice and critique.

Contemporary art gallery with rotating exhibitions providing exposure to modern visual art movements, critique, and regional Louisiana artists.

Local Bayou Lacombe history museum — Creole and Native heritage of southeast Louisiana.

Small regional museum documenting Bayou Teche history and Cajun/Creole culture — supports Louisiana history and cultural geography units.

Museum in DeRidder covering the Beauregard Parish area's Civil War, timber, and regional Louisiana history.

Historic house in New Orleans French Quarter with period furnishings and gardens — covers antebellum architecture and Louisiana social history.

Small museum documenting the 1934 Bonnie and Clyde ambush site — 1930s Depression-era crime history and law-enforcement history.

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

Retail aquarium specializing in Louisiana freshwater and marine species — supports ichthyology, regional aquatic ecology, and fish identification.

Restored Cajun prairie remnant showcasing native grassland flora — plant ecology, Louisiana coastal prairie conservation, and native species identification.

Louisiana state historic site commemorating the founding of Centenary College — 19th-century higher education history and antebellum Southern culture.

Water-play attraction at Audubon Zoo — recreational outdoor activity with minimal curriculum content.

Regional history museum covering Webster Parish from the Civil War through the 20th century — local history, social studies, and primary-source artifacts.

Preserved antebellum plantation home of Supreme Court Chief Justice Edward Douglass White — covers Reconstruction-era Louisiana history and 19th-century legal history.

Small local museum preserving firefighting history and equipment — covers public-safety history and community service roles.

Fort Polk military museum — US Army history and JRTC training-center heritage.

Louisiana Governor's Mansion offers public tours covering state government history, architecture, and the role of the executive branch in Louisiana civic life.

Community museum and art center in New Roads with regional art exhibits and local Louisiana history collections.

Community art gallery showcasing regional Louisiana artists — supports visual arts appreciation and local cultural studies.

Municipal park on the Atchafalaya Basin waterfront — outdoor recreation and basic wetland observation with limited structured curriculum content.

Municipal water park and family recreation center — physical activity venue with no structured curriculum content.

Local history museum in Ruston, LA with collections covering Lincoln Parish settlement, Civil War, and regional heritage.

Contemporary art gallery in New Orleans featuring rotating exhibits of regional and national artists — supports visual art and art criticism curriculum.