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44 matches in Utah

Regional aquarium with live freshwater and marine wildlife displays — covers fish biology, animal adaptation, and aquatic ecosystems.

Latino arts and culture institute offering exhibits and programming — supports multicultural studies and visual arts through a Mestizo/Latino cultural lens.
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Museum presenting Utah's traditional and folk-art traditions — supports art history, cultural studies, and regional heritage curricula.
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Wildlife museum with 150+ mounted animals in habitat dioramas covering global biodiversity, animal adaptations, and conservation geography.

Campus planetarium offering star shows and astronomy programming — covers celestial mechanics, light, and the solar system.
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Olympic ski heritage museum covering the history of competitive skiing and the 2002 Salt Lake City Games — supports sports history and physical education curriculum.

Classic and vintage automobile collection covering automotive engineering history and 20th-century American transportation — applied mechanics and design history.

Utah aviation hall of fame at Hill AFB documenting the state's contributions to military and civil aviation — covers aerospace history and engineering milestones.

State contemporary art museum with publicly accessible rotating and permanent exhibits covering modern and contemporary visual arts.

University of Utah art museum with a broad permanent collection — supports art history curriculum with works spanning ancient to contemporary periods.

Small private collection of live reptiles and critters in Hanksville, UT — hands-on introduction to herpetology and desert wildlife biology.

City museum documenting Farmington, Utah history — covers pioneer settlement, local governance, and Davis County heritage for Utah state history units.

Utah pioneer heritage museum preserving artifacts and records of early LDS settler families — supports units on westward migration and frontier life.

Local history museum documenting Midvale's settlement and industrial heritage in the Salt Lake Valley.

Pioneer-era artifact collection in Pleasant Grove, UT covering Utah Territory settlement, pioneer daily life, and early LDS community history.

Museum covering Santa Clara, UT pioneer and Native American history — early Utah settlement, Indigenous heritage, and Dixie region social history.

Museum interpreting Silver Reef, Utah's only silver-mining boom town — covers 1870s mining history, frontier economy, and Western settlement.
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Preserved pioneer-era home in Draper covering Utah settlement history and domestic life in the late 19th century.
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Local history museum in Syracuse, UT covering early Utah settlement, pioneer life, and Davis County regional heritage.

Interactive selfie-themed entertainment venue — minimal curriculum content; limited homeschool credit application.
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