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Lafayette hands-on science and discovery center — interactive exhibits in physics, engineering, and early STEM concepts.

National park spanning dunes, wetlands, and Lake Michigan shoreline — covers geology, ecology, and Great Lakes geography with ranger programs.

Lake Michigan shoreline dunes state park with ranger programs — covers dune geology, freshwater ecology, and Great Lakes geography.

Indiana Dunes State Park — Great Lakes dune ecology, geology of glacial landforms, and shoreline biology accessible via maintained trails.

State park nature center at Indiana Dunes with exhibits on dune formation, Lake Michigan ecology, and native plant and animal communities.

Operating heritage railway museum with excursion rides — covers railroad engineering history, steam technology, and Indiana transportation development.

Large Indiana state museum covering natural history, Indiana heritage, and cultural history with hands-on exhibits spanning geology to the 20th century.

Museum housing Indy 500 race cars and engines — covers automotive engineering, aerodynamics, and the technological history of motorsport.

Earlham College natural history museum housing dinosaur fossils, Pleistocene mammals, and geology specimens — covers paleontology, taxonomy, and Indiana natural history.

Restored home of prominent Underground Railroad conductors Levi and Catharine Coffin — primary-source study of abolitionism, the UGRR network, and antebellum civic courage.

Indiana's first state park, featuring a limestone canyon and waterfall — covers karst geology, forest ecology, and Indiana natural history.

State park nature center adjacent to Indiana's first state park — covers karst geology, canyon formation, and native forest ecology.

Regional zoo with diverse animal collection — supports zoology, animal behavior, and wildlife conservation curriculum.

Annual living-history reenactment of the 1812 Battle of the Mississinewa — covers the War of 1812, frontier conflict, and Native American–U.S. military relations.

Hands-on children's museum with interactive exhibits covering early literacy, math concepts, and basic science for young learners.

Newfields (formerly IMA) combines an art museum with gardens and a nature park — supports visual arts, art history, and nature study.

Heritage railroad excursion on restored Nickel Plate Road equipment — covers railroad history, industrial development, and basic mechanical engineering.

Southern Indiana state park near first state capital with cave access, trails, and ranger programs — karst geology, forest ecology, and early Indiana history.

Oceans exhibit wing at Indianapolis Zoo — covers marine biology, ocean ecosystems, and aquatic adaptations through live animal displays.

Indiana state park with bison herd, nature center, and trails — covers Great Plains ecology, native wildlife biology, and outdoor PE.

Pioneer-era living-history farm museum — covers 19th-century agriculture, domestic skills, and frontier settlement life through hands-on demonstrations.

Living-history pioneer village at Spring Mill State Park — demonstrates 19th-century frontier settlement, crafts, and daily life in Indiana.

AZA-accredited zoo in South Bend with 400+ animals — covers zoology, animal behavior, and wildlife conservation biology.

State park site of the 1811 Battle of Tippecanoe with living-history farm and prairie restoration — covers Native American relations, frontier conflict, and Indiana ecology.