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62 matches in Missouri
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Indoor aquarium with interactive touch tanks — covers marine biology, aquatic ecosystems, and animal adaptation for elementary and middle grades.

Children's museum inspired by children's literature with interactive reading, science, and creative-arts exhibits in North Kansas City.

Civil War battlefield with visitor center and ranger programs covering the 1861 Missouri campaign, guerrilla warfare, and border-state politics.

Raptor sanctuary and bird-of-prey rehabilitation center near St. Louis — covers avian biology, wildlife rehabilitation, and conservation ecology.

Military aviation museum with aircraft and artifacts — covers aerospace history, military history, and the evolution of flight technology.

Preserved 19th-century farmstead and museum in Gladstone, MO — covers pioneer agriculture, rural Missouri history, and period farm life.

Contemporary art center with rotating exhibitions — supports visual art analysis and art history for middle and high school students.

Museum in Branson displaying vehicles owned by celebrities — popular culture and automotive history with limited deep curriculum hook.
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Regional contemporary art museum with rotating and permanent exhibitions suitable for art history and visual arts curriculum.
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Federal Reserve Bank free museum covering monetary policy, economics, inflation, and the U.S. banking system through interactive exhibits.

Hall of Fame tracing the history and technology of photography — covers optics, chemistry, and visual arts.

Site of the first daytime bank robbery by Jesse James — covers post-Civil War lawlessness, frontier justice, and Missouri territorial history.

Boonville, MO regional museum covering Missouri River town history, Civil War border-state context, and local cultural heritage.

Natural science institute with fossil and geology collections — covers paleontology, Missouri regional ecology, and earth science.

State museum inside Missouri's Capitol building — covers Missouri and American political history, state government, and Civil War-era history.

Operational 1836–2004 Missouri state prison with guided tours covering criminal-justice history, architecture, and social reform.
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Federal Reserve branch money museum covering currency history, economics, and the mathematics of monetary systems.

University of Missouri museum with ancient Near Eastern, Greek, Roman, and medieval art collections — supports art history and ancient civilizations curriculum.

Museum tracing the history and regional culture of American BBQ traditions, food geography, and culinary heritage.

Interactive illusion museum using optical phenomena to demonstrate principles of perception, light, and visual neuroscience.

Missouri Military History Museum covering the state's role in conflicts from the Civil War through the 20th century via uniforms, weapons, and documents.

Traces the development of American firearms from flintlocks to modern sporting arms — covers manufacturing history, mechanical design, and Second Amendment context.

Route 66 antique motorcycle and vintage vehicle collection documenting American road culture and 20th-century transportation history.

University fine-art museum with permanent and rotating collections — supports art-history and aesthetics curriculum with docent-led programming available.
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