Classified for credit

Historic house museum in Columbia Station, OH — 19th-century domestic life, regional settlement, and local architectural history.

Museum documenting the history of witchcraft, Wicca, and Western occult traditions — supports cultural history, comparative religion, and folklore studies.

Historic homestead in Sheffield, Ohio documenting 19th-century rural family life and Western Reserve settlement — supports Ohio state history and pioneer studies.

19th-century Western Reserve village historic district in Burton, Ohio — early American settlement history and Ohio frontier community life.

Carnegie-era public building repurposed as a local history and cultural center covering industrial-era Lorain and Great Lakes community development.

Ohio State University arboretum with labeled tree and plant collections — supports botany, dendrology, and plant identification studies on a working university campus.

Champaign County historical museum covering Ohio settlement, agricultural development, and local Civil War-era history.

Small museum dedicated to historic toys and dolls — covers American material culture, manufacturing history, and childhood across different eras.

County history museum covering Clark County's industrial, Civil War, and pioneer heritage through artifacts and permanent exhibits.

Birthplace museum of actor Clark Gable in Cadiz, OH — covers 20th-century American entertainment history and Depression-era cultural context.

Series of ethnically themed garden parks along East Boulevard — covers immigration history, multicultural heritage, and civic identity.

County history center covering Clinton County Ohio from the Quaker settlement era through the 20th century — local history, Social Studies, and Ohio geography.

Liberal arts college museum with permanent and rotating collections — supports visual arts study and art history.

Contemporary art satellite gallery of Columbus Museum of Art — supports visual art analysis, modern art movements, and studio art study.

University archive and museum tracing the history of psychology as a scientific discipline — covers the development of behavioral science and research methods.

Small Cincinnati-area nature preserve with woodland trails and seasonal wildflowers — supports plant biology and local ecosystem study.

University fine-arts gallery with rotating and permanent exhibits — supports visual-arts curriculum through analysis of diverse media and styles.

Small retail aquarium with live fish displays — provides introductory aquatic biology and freshwater/saltwater species identification.

Historic farm property with gardens and green space — covers plant biology, seasonal growing cycles, and local agricultural heritage.

Small municipal arboretum with labeled native and ornamental trees — supports dendrology, plant identification, and urban ecology observation.

Restored 1832 Greek Revival mansion in Lancaster, OH — covers Federal-era domestic history, architecture, and the Sherman family's role in Ohio history.

Hamilton, Ohio neighborhood preserving German immigrant settlement heritage — immigration history, ethnic heritage, and 19th-century American social history.

MetroPark welcome center with access to Twin Valley trails — supports field biology, local ecology, and outdoor physical education.

Exhibit at Gray Research campus covering the history of wireless communications technology — electromagnetic spectrum, radio engineering, and inventor history.