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Large pioneer village and artifact museum covering American military, agricultural, and transportation history from settlement through the 20th century.

Hands-on children's museum in Greensboro — supports early literacy, numeracy, and basic science concepts through interactive exhibits.

Lunar simulation and space-mission experience at USF — covers planetary science, mission planning, and STEM career exposure.

Reconstructed 17th-century Spanish-Apalachee mission — covers colonial-era Florida, Native American history, and cross-cultural contact in the Southeast.

Annual living-history reenactment of the 1812 Battle of the Mississinewa — covers the War of 1812, frontier conflict, and Native American–U.S. military relations.

Living-history museum with working 1920s farm and forestry exhibits — covers Mississippi agricultural history, rural life, and land use.

Regional aquarium on the Gulf Coast covering marine biology, coastal ecosystems, and Gulf species conservation.

Interactive museum celebrating Mississippi's contributions to American music, film, and visual arts — covers cultural history through multimedia exhibits.

Museum documenting the history and cultural roots of Mississippi Delta blues — African American history, music history, and Southern social studies.

Hands-on children's museum in Mississippi with interactive exhibits covering literacy, STEM concepts, and Mississippi history and culture.

State-operated civil rights museum covering Mississippi's role in the Civil Rights Movement — primary-source exhibits on segregation, activism, and constitutional history.

State natural science museum with live aquarium, wildlife exhibits, and fossil collections covering Mississippi ecology, geology, and biodiversity.

NPS visitor center and recreation area along the urban Mississippi River — covers river ecology, watershed geography, and the role of the Mississippi in American history.

Outdoor petrified forest with self-guided trail — covers paleontology, wood fossilization chemistry, and Cretaceous-era geology.

Indoor butterfly house and insectarium — covers lepidopteran life cycles, metamorphosis, insect taxonomy, and pollinator ecology.

Major St. Louis history museum covering westward expansion, the Civil War, and Missouri's role in American history with primary-source artifacts.

Living-history village depicting 1850s Missouri frontier life with costumed interpreters — covers westward expansion, pioneer trades, and daily life history.

Three geodesic glass dome conservatories housing tropical, arid, and show-plant environments — covers botany, plant adaptation, and controlled-environment horticulture.

Dinosaur track site and paleontology park near Moab — covers Mesozoic paleontology, trace fossil science, and geologic time.

Interactive museum blending digital art installations with technology exhibits — covers computational thinking, digital media, and design principles.

Hands-on children's science and discovery center with interactive exhibits covering physics, engineering, and life science concepts.

Major modern and contemporary art museum with permanent and rotating exhibitions — supports visual arts curriculum and art-history study.

35,000-acre Shawangunk Ridge preserve with maintained trails — covers geology, forest ecology, biodiversity, and Hudson Valley geography.

Vast Mojave Desert preserve with cinder cones, lava flows, and Joshua tree ecosystems — geology, desert ecology, and geomorphology in the field.