Classified for credit

University research center dedicated to African American art and culture — supports art history, African American studies, and social studies.

Museum in Baltimore's historic Lloyd Street Synagogue complex — covers Jewish immigration history, religious culture, and Maryland heritage.

Wax museum chronicling African American history from ancient Africa through modern civil rights — supports Black history, social studies, and cultural heritage curriculum.

Restored 1814 Peale family museum in Baltimore — covers early American civic history and the history of public museums in the U.S.

Community college planetarium offering public sky shows — covers astronomy, the solar system, and celestial mechanics in a domed projection theater.

Baltimore city interactive exhibit covering water treatment, waste management, and public infrastructure engineering as applied civic science.

Home of Declaration of Independence signer Thomas Stone — covers Colonial-era history, the founding generation, and plantation life in Maryland.

University-operated public planetarium at Towson — covers stellar astronomy, the solar system, and observational science.

Washington DC nonprofit contemporary art space with rotating exhibits — covers contemporary visual art practice and socially engaged creative work.

Maryland state park with forested trails, a mill pond, and creek habitats — covers Chesapeake watershed ecology, freshwater biology, and outdoor education.

University of Maryland public observatory with telescopes for public viewing nights — covers observational astronomy, optics, and the solar system.

Heritage short-line railroad offering rides on restored equipment — covers railroad history, steam/diesel mechanics, and Maryland transportation heritage.

Chesapeake Bay shoreline nature preserve with trails and beach access — covers estuarine ecology, tidal biology, and Bay watershed conservation.

Regional fine-arts museum with permanent and rotating collections — supports art history, visual analysis, and studio art curriculum.

Maryland state park preserving the first monument to Washington — covers early American nationalism, War of 1812 context, and Appalachian Trail geography.

Prince George's County nature center with live animals and trail access — supports wildlife biology, local ecology, and natural observation skills.

Large Prince George's County park with nature center, trails, and wetlands — supports ecology, wildlife observation, and outdoor PE curriculum.

Working glass studio and gallery in Maryland where visitors can observe hot-glass and stained-glass techniques — covers materials science and studio craft.

Large regional park with nature trails, a miniature train, carousel, and stables — ecology walks and outdoor PE in a suburban setting.

Public school district planetarium in Hagerstown open to community groups — astronomy and space science through narrated dome shows.

Urban wildlife sanctuary and Audubon Society headquarters — supports bird biology, habitat ecology, and conservation science in a naturalized setting.

Regional art museum on the Eastern Shore of Maryland with accessible permanent and rotating exhibits for visual arts and art history study.

Local gallery in Elkton displaying works by regional artists — supports visual arts exposure and studio media study.

Small community museum focusing on Chesapeake Bay-area history — covers local maritime heritage, fishing culture, and regional social history.