Classified for credit

Frank Lloyd Wright's desert campus and school — covers American architectural history, organic design principles, and 20th-century arts.

NPS-managed Sinagua cliff dwellings from ~1100 CE — supports archaeology, Indigenous history, and Southwest geography curriculum.

Ancient Ancestral Puebloan ruins managed by NPS — covers pre-Columbian archaeology, Native American history, and desert geography.

Volunteer-run outdoor museum preserving Arizona railway rolling stock — covers railroad history, steam and diesel engineering, and westward expansion.

University art museum with rotating contemporary and international exhibits — supports art history, visual analysis, and cultural studies curricula.

Museum in a copper-mining town covering Arizona mining history, immigrant labor, and ore extraction technology.

Federal agency managing water infrastructure in the West — visitor centers at Bureau dams cover hydraulic engineering, irrigation, and water policy.

NPS memorial commemorating Coronado's 1540 expedition into the Southwest — covers Spanish colonial exploration, borderlands history, and Sonoran Desert geography.

Private collection of handbuilt miniature cars — covers scale engineering, metalworking, and mechanical design as applied art and craft.

NPS site preserving Apache Wars-era fort — covers U.S.-Apache conflict, frontier military history, and Southwest geography.

Museum and cultural center honoring George Washington Carver, covering African American history, the post-Reconstruction era, and contributions to agricultural science.

Trading post and museum in Monument Valley documenting Navajo culture, Goulding family history, and the film industry's ties to the Southwest.

Hopi cultural center on tribal lands — Native American history, art, and contemporary Pueblo culture.

NPS Hubbell Trading Post in Ganado, AZ — living-history site covering Navajo Nation trade, culture, and Southwest heritage.

Still-operating 1878 Navajo Nation trading post — NPS site covering Navajo culture, Southwest trade history, and the federal trading-post system.

Museum in historic Jerome covering copper mining history, geology, and ore-processing technology that drove Arizona's territorial economy.

State historic park at a former copper mine in Jerome, AZ — covers hard-rock mining geology, ore processing, and Arizona territorial history.

University of Arizona's fine-arts museum with rotating and permanent collections — art history, visual analysis, and cultural studies.

Interactive illusions museum exploring visual perception, perspective, and optical science through hands-on exhibits.

Museum dedicated to the history and cultures of Indigenous peoples of the Southwest — covers Native American history, anthropology, and regional social studies.

County history museum in Holbrook, AZ, covering Navajo County settlement, Route 66 heritage, and regional Native American history.

Tombstone, AZ landmark site of the 1881 Gunfight at the O.K. Corral — covers frontier law, westward expansion, and Gilded Age Western history.

Historic Navajo trading post on the Cameron/Grand Canyon corridor — covers Indigenous trade history, Navajo culture, and Southwest geography.

Museum dedicated to Western and cowboy art with rotating exhibits — supports art history and American West cultural history units.