Classified for credit

Japanese friendship garden in Mishawaka — cultural geography, horticultural design principles, and US-Japan cultural exchange history.

Antebellum mansion in Madison's National Historic Landmark district — covers 19th-century domestic life, architecture, and Ohio River trade history.

Small county history museum covering Sullivan County, Indiana settlement, industry, and local heritage through artifact collections.

Small Indiana cultural center combining local history exhibits and art gallery — covers Zionsville regional heritage and 19th-century Midwest settlement.

Formal sunken garden within Fort Wayne's Lakeside Park — supports basic botany, landscape design, and plant identification.

Indianapolis gallery and archive space focused on regional art and cultural history — art history and primary-source cultural documentation.

Regional history museum covering northern Indiana's settlement, industry, and culture from the 19th century forward.

Small museum in James Dean's hometown covering his life and mid-century Hollywood — 20th-century American cultural and media history.

Community arts center in the Fountain Square neighborhood with rotating gallery exhibits — supports visual arts study and local cultural history.

Municipal outdoor water park with slides and splash features — recreational PE only, no structured curriculum content.

Regional history center covering Vigo County and the Wabash Valley, with artifacts and exhibits on Indiana's settlement, industry, and civic history.

Collection of antique fire apparatus illustrating the history of municipal firefighting technology and community civil services from the 19th century onward.

Wabash County local history museum — covers 19th-century Indiana settlement, canal era, and Wabash industrial and civic development.

Garden of plants mentioned in the Bible — connects botanical study to biblical history and Middle Eastern cultural geography.

Local historical society museum in Westfield preserving artifacts and records of Hamilton County Indiana settlement and community development.

Small urban nature preserve in Terre Haute with wooded trails — supports basic forest ecology, plant identification, and outdoor PE.

Local history center in Winona Lake documenting Indiana community and religious heritage — 19th- and 20th-century regional social history.

Small urban nature sanctuary in Zionsville with wooded trails — supports local plant and wildlife identification and introductory ecology for younger learners.