Classified for credit

Site of Wisconsin's first territorial capitol building (1836) — covers early Wisconsin statehood, frontier government, and Midwest territorial history.

Fond du Lac County historical society museum covering regional settlement, agriculture, and Wisconsin pioneer life.

19th-century U.S. Army fort site in Prairie du Chien — covers frontier military history, the Black Hawk War era, and early Midwest settlement.

Commemorative area and history center at Fort McCoy documenting U.S. Army training history from WWI through present — covers military history and 20th-century American conflicts.

Lake Geneva area local history museum covering the resort era, Native American heritage, and 19th-century settlement of southeastern Wisconsin.

WI prairie + arboretum on the UW-Fond du Lac campus — tallgrass ecology and native woody-plant ID.

Local history museum documenting Grant County, Wisconsin settlement, agriculture, and regional heritage from pioneer era forward.

Small-town historical society museum covering Burnett County settlement, logging, and Scandinavian immigrant heritage in northern Wisconsin.

Boyhood home of novelist Hamlin Garland — covers late 19th-century American literature, pioneer Wisconsin life, and primary-source literary history.

Greendale is a 1938 USDA Greenbelt planned community — walkable historic district illustrates New Deal-era urban planning and social history.

Welcome center for Greendale, one of three New Deal-era Greenbelt towns — supports 20th-century urban planning history and Depression-era social policy.

Small hands-on children's museum in Medford, WI with interactive exhibits supporting early literacy, numeracy, and imaginative play.

Indoor laser-tag combat arena — recreational entertainment with no structured curriculum content; PE credit is a stretch.

Museum dedicated to clown performance history and circus arts — limited but genuine curriculum hook in performing-arts history and American entertainment culture.

City park on Lake Winnebago with playgrounds and open green space — recreational venue with limited structured curriculum content.

Small regional zoo in central Wisconsin — introductory zoology and animal observation for young children.

Wisconsin logging-history museum documenting the 19th-century timber industry, sawmill operations, and northwoods settlement.

Small community museum in Mellen, WI preserving local Ashland County history — logging, mining, and northwoods settlement heritage.

Local historical society museum covering Middleton, WI settlement and civic history — supports Wisconsin state and local history curriculum.

Urban arboretum in Milwaukee — self-guided tree identification and native plant ecology study in a developed park setting.

Novelty museum tracing root beer's history, ingredients, and carbonation science — light food-science and American consumer culture hook.

Greenfield, WI gallery with publicly accessible rotating art exhibits — supports visual art curriculum.

Novelty museum dedicated to bobblehead collectibles — limited curriculum depth; best as a light Social Studies or pop-culture discussion supplement.

New Berlin, WI historical society with local artifacts and exhibits covering 19th-century German settlement and Waukesha County history.