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Historic ornamental garden originally displayed at the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition — horticultural history and landscape design.

County historical society with regional artifact collections — covers La Porte County settlement, industrial development, and Indiana local history.

Small sports-heritage museum dedicated to Larry Bird — covers sports culture, Indiana history, and biography as a social-studies supplement.

County history museum in Indiana's limestone belt — covers regional settlement history, limestone quarrying industry, and local heritage.

Small regional museum documenting Ohio River commerce, settlement, and steamboat-era history along the Indiana frontier.

Display gardens with ornamental and native plantings — covers horticulture, plant taxonomy, and seasonal growth cycles.

Preserved 19th-century residential neighborhood in Indianapolis — walking study of Victorian-era architecture and urban social history.

County historical museum in Plymouth, IN — covers Marshall County settlement, pioneer life, and regional history through artifacts and exhibits.

Master Gardener-maintained display gardens at the Allen County fairgrounds — horticulture, plant taxonomy, and sustainable gardening practices.

Museum commemorating the 1954 Milan High School basketball team — covers 1950s small-town Indiana social history and community identity.

County history center covering Monroe County and Indiana University history — supports local and regional history, civic studies, and primary-source research skills.

Museum focused on the history of American political communication — covers rhetoric, media history, and civic studies from the founding era to present.

Community history center in North Manchester, IN, preserving local records and artifacts from Wabash County settlement and industry.

County-level history museum in Paoli covering Orange County, Indiana's settlement, Civil War era, and local heritage through artifacts and exhibits.

Small township nature center with trails and local habitat — covers local plant and animal communities in an accessible outdoor setting.

Small Indianapolis museum exploring local folklore and neighborhood cultural history — supports social studies and oral-history curriculum.

Historic county jail building in Valparaiso — covers 19th–20th-century criminal justice history and local law-enforcement social history.

Local county museum covering Putnam County settlement, agriculture, and Indiana pioneer history with artifacts and exhibits.

DePauw University's art center with publicly accessible gallery spaces — formal art study covering multiple media and American art history.

Municipal rose garden in Richmond featuring curated rose varieties — supports basic botany and horticultural study.

Preserved home of poet James Whitcomb Riley — covers 19th-century American literary history, Victorian domestic life, and Indiana heritage.

Small-town heritage center documenting local Indiana history — supports primary-source regional history and community social studies.

Museum documenting the origin and history of the town of Santa Claus, IN — covers 19th-century Indiana settlement history and postal history novelty.

Gilded Age mansion museum in Kokomo — covers late 19th-century industrial history, domestic life, and Indiana's economic development.