Classified for credit

Contemporary art center with rotating public exhibitions — supports visual-arts curriculum through engagement with modern works and artistic process.

Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta branch monetary museum — covers currency production, monetary policy, economics, and numismatics.

Augusta, Georgia history museum covering the colonial era through the Civil War and the New South — supports regional American history and primary-source civics study.

Center in Atlanta documenting African American history, visual arts, and cultural heritage — supports history, civics, and arts curricula.

Museum honoring the 506th Parachute Infantry Regiment (Band of Brothers) — covers WWII airborne operations, military history, and soldier sacrifice.

Historic courthouse museum documenting the 1828–1849 Georgia Gold Rush — covers mining history, westward expansion, and Cherokee displacement.

CDC-operated museum on the Atlanta campus covering public health history, epidemiology, and disease prevention science — free admission.

Museum dedicated to granite quarrying in Elberton, GA — covers geology, stone extraction processes, and the economics of the U.S. granite industry.

NPS site preserving a colonial-era British fort on the Georgia coast — covers colonial history, military engineering, and early American settlement.

University of Georgia natural history museum with fossil, mineral, and biological specimen collections supporting geology, ecology, and taxonomy studies.

Georgia's working State Capitol building with an in-house museum — covers state government, Georgia history, and civics from Reconstruction to present.

Eclectic museum in Savannah covering true crime, sideshow history, and American subcultures — social history of deviance, media, and popular culture.

Antebellum mansion that served as Sherman's HQ during the Civil War — covers Georgia campaign history and Reconstruction-era context.

Antebellum house museum in Columbia, SC illustrating plantation-era domestic life, slavery, and Columbia's role in the Civil War.

Home of Alonzo Herndon, formerly enslaved entrepreneur who founded Atlanta Life Insurance — covers Reconstruction, Black history, and early 20th-century business history.

Museum at the historic site of Madam C.J. Walker's salon and WERD radio studio — covers Black entrepreneurship, civil rights history, and media history.

Children's museum with hands-on exhibits covering early literacy, numeracy, and basic science concepts.

Museum dedicated to the novel and film Gone with the Wind — supports literary analysis, Civil War historical fiction, and study of the film industry's cultural impact.

City history museum covering Marietta, GA from Cherokee settlement through the Civil War and twentieth century.

Small hands-on museum bridging technology and art — covers engineering concepts, design thinking, and applied math through interactive exhibits.

Fine-art museum focused on Southern painting and sculpture from the 18th century to present — art history and regional cultural studies.

Interactive illusion museum exploring visual perception, optics, and the neuroscience of how the brain interprets images and depth.

Museum dedicated to Margaret Mitchell's 'Gone with the Wind' — covers Civil War-era Southern history, literary analysis, and period social history.

Museum tracing 2,000 years of papermaking technology — covers material science, industrial history, and the chemistry of fiber and pulp.