Classified for credit

Preserved 19th-century iron furnace site — covers metallurgy, industrial history, and the charcoal iron-making process.

Vermont Historical Society museum covering state history from Indigenous peoples through the 20th century — primary-source history and civics.

Wright Museum in Wolfeboro, NH covers American life during World War II — home-front history, military history, and wartime civics.

Small fire museum in Peterborough, NH preserving historic firefighting equipment — covers local history and the evolution of fire-suppression technology.

Local historical society museum documenting Bellows Falls area history — supports Vermont/New England regional history and primary-source study.

New Hampshire museum complex preserving local rural and industrial heritage — covers regional history, community development, and material culture.

DAR-maintained historic house museum — covers colonial and Revolutionary-era domestic history and women's civic contributions.

Derry, NH history museum covering local heritage including the town's 18th-century Scots-Irish settlement and its connection to Robert Frost's early life.

Small historical society museum documenting the Island Pond community and Vermont Northeast Kingdom heritage — local and Vermont state history.

Small regional museum covering Jefferson, NH local and presidential-era history with artifacts and exhibits.

Local historical museum covering Littleton, NH regional history — supports New England settlement, community development, and primary-source history study.

Historic home of Mary Baker Eddy in Concord, NH — covers 19th-century women's history, religious history, and New England biography.

Paint-and-sip studio offering structured painting classes — provides hands-on studio art instruction but limited formal curriculum depth.

One of America's oldest surviving Georgian homes in Portsmouth, NH — covers colonial architecture, 18th-century domestic life, and New England history.