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322 matches in Maryland
Oddities and curiosities attraction — can support critical thinking about fact vs. folklore and media literacy, but thin on structured curriculum.
19th-century textile mill complex now an adaptive-reuse shopping district — illustrates Industrial Revolution mill technology and Maryland labor history.
Specialty peony garden at Seneca Creek — supports plant biology, horticulture, and pollinator ecology during peak bloom season.
Small Maryland nature center with stream and woodland habitat — supports local wildlife identification, stream ecology, and nature journaling.
Small state-managed native plant demonstration garden in Annapolis — covers Maryland native species, plant ecology, and landscaping for wildlife.
Campus botanical garden at the University of Maryland featuring native and ornamental plantings for botany and plant ecology study.
Restored early-19th-century farmhouse near BWI Airport interpreting Maryland rural domestic life and the history of the Linthicum area.
Gallery at the University of Maryland dedicated to philatelic history — covers postal history, graphic design history, geography, and social history through stamp collections.
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Indoor playground and sandbox for young children — unstructured play; minimal structured curriculum hook.
Indoor inflatable bounce and play facility — physical activity venue with no curriculum exhibits.
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