Classified for credit

Historic 18th-century racing stable associated with Belair Stud — covers thoroughbred horse-racing history and early American plantation agriculture.

WSSC azalea garden at Brighton Dam — spring azalea bloom display (best in May).

Urban trail loop at Croyden Creek in Rockville — light nature walk with limited formal curriculum content beyond basic outdoor PE.

Community art center with rotating exhibits and studio programming — supports visual arts curriculum when specific exhibit content is verified in advance.

Large Baltimore city park with green space and lake — primarily outdoor recreation with limited structured curriculum content.

Artist-run cooperative gallery in Washington DC — rotating exhibits provide exposure to contemporary visual art and artistic process.

Fire service history museum in Emmitsburg, MD — covers firefighting technology evolution, fire science basics, and community safety history.

Small community museum documenting local Gaithersburg history — covers Maryland civic and settlement history.

Maryland's official governor's residence in the state capital — state government, civics, and Maryland colonial and post-colonial history.

University of Maryland gallery dedicated to mid-20th-century American painter Herman Maril — accessible fine-art exhibits on campus.

19th-century wooden covered bridge still in use — historic bridge engineering, Maryland local history, and transportation development.

Indoor inflatable and active-play center — physical education and gross-motor development for younger children; no structured curriculum content.

Local historical society preserving Laurel, MD civic and community history — supports Maryland state history and local government studies.

Regional fine-arts gallery in a historic mansion — displays works by local and regional artists, supporting visual arts curriculum.

Preserved 19th-century Prince George's County manor house with guided tours covering Maryland plantation history and domestic life.

Baltimore contemporary art gallery with rotating exhibitions supporting regional artists — supports visual arts and art criticism curriculum.

Woodland nature area within Druid Hill Park — urban ecology, native plant and animal identification, and outdoor physical education in a Baltimore park setting.

Small college art museum with works spanning multiple periods — supports art history and visual literacy curriculum in an intimate academic gallery setting.

Local history museum covering Mount Airy and Carroll County, Maryland — supports regional history and community studies curriculum.

Museum in the historic Berkeley Springs resort town covering the history of the oldest spa in the US and West Virginia's Morgan County.

County history museum in a 19th-century courthouse town — covers Maryland settlement, industrial history of the Patapsco Valley, and local civic heritage.

Museum documenting Palestinian history, culture, and diaspora — supports world history, geography, and social studies units.

Small Maryland state park with forested trails along a stream — plant and animal ecology, watershed study, and outdoor PE.

Quiet Waters Park butterfly garden and reading area in Annapolis — introduces pollinator biology, plant-insect relationships, and nature journaling.