Classified for credit

New York state park on Lake Erie's shoreline — Great Lakes geography, shoreline ecology, and outdoor recreation with developed park facilities.

Lake George Historical Association museum covering French and Indian War, Revolutionary War, and Adirondack tourism history.

Lake Ontario shoreline state park with beach, wetlands, and woodland trails — supports coastal ecology, Great Lakes geography, and physical education.

Public gardens and veterans memorial combining horticultural study with local military heritage and landscape geography.

College gallery at Lehman/CUNY in the Bronx hosting rotating contemporary and cultural art exhibitions — supports visual arts and art criticism study.

NYC museum with publicly accessible exhibits dedicated to LGBTQ art history — art history and social studies curriculum.

Long Island coastal wildlife management area supporting shorebird and waterfowl ecology, barrier-island geography, and wetland biology.

Hands-on community science center with interactive STEM exhibits — supports inquiry-based learning in physical science, math, and technology.

Museum presenting a young-earth creationist interpretation of natural history, useful for comparing scientific and non-scientific frameworks.

Museum honoring Navy SEAL Lt. Michael Murphy with military artifacts and exhibits — covers special operations history, Cold War/War on Terror military history, and service values.

Jamestown, NY museum on Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz — 20th-century television history.

Italian postwar art collection museum in New York's Hudson Valley offering curriculum connections to 20th-century art history.

Memorial and education center at the site of Malcolm X's 1965 assassination — covers Civil Rights Movement, Black history, and 20th-century social justice.

Russel Wright's mid-century designed landscape and home — covers landscape ecology, environmental design, and 20th-century design history.

Town-operated estuary and salt marsh preserve with boardwalk trails — supports coastal ecology, marine biology, bird study, and wetland science.

Salt marsh nature trail with an on-site nature center — covers estuarine ecology, tidal cycles, and coastal food webs.

Maritime history museum covering naval and merchant vessel history — supports shipbuilding, navigation, and American maritime trade curriculum.

National Historic Site preserving Martin Van Buren's estate, Lindenwald — covers Jacksonian-era politics, the 8th presidency, and 19th-century Hudson Valley history.

Railroad museum with historic locomotives and freight cars covering 19th–20th century rail transportation history and industrial development.

University art museum in Rochester, NY with a permanent collection spanning ancient to contemporary art across multiple media.

Intact 1832 New York row house with period furnishings — primary-source study of antebellum domestic life and urban social history.

Island nature center on the St. Lawrence River with trails and exhibits — supports freshwater ecology, bird migration, and Great Lakes watershed studies.

Mohawk Valley railway historical society with rolling-stock exhibits — covers railroad history, industrial development, and mechanical engineering context.

Catskill Mountain arboretum with labeled native tree and shrub collections — supports dendrology, plant ecology, and Catskills natural history.