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Presidential library and museum covering Reagan's governorship, Cold War policy, and the presidency — includes Air Force One and primary-source government documents.

Planetarium and space science center at the American Museum of Natural History — covers astronomy, cosmology, and Earth science.

Underground waterfall cave system beneath Lookout Mountain — covers speleology, geology of limestone caves, and karst hydrology.

Major encyclopedic art museum in Forest Park with works spanning antiquity to contemporary — supports art history and visual analysis.

Free world-class zoo with strong conservation research programs — zoology, global biodiversity, and wildlife conservation across hundreds of species.

Largest collection of Salvador Dalí works outside Europe — covers Surrealism, 20th-century art history, and art analysis.

University-affiliated natural history museum with extensive fossil, mineralogy, and anthropology collections — paleontology, geology, and evolutionary biology.

Full-dome planetarium at Griffith Observatory with live astronomy shows — covers stellar science, cosmology, and celestial mechanics.

NPS-operated network of four Spanish colonial missions — covers Spanish colonization, Native American history, and early Texas settlement with ranger-led programs.

Major aerospace museum with aircraft, spacecraft, and flight-simulation exhibits covering aeronautics, physics, and aviation history.

Major natural history museum with paleontology, mineralogy, and regional ecology collections covering Earth science, evolution, and biodiversity.

World-renowned zoo with 3,500+ animals and strong conservation programming — covers zoology, ecology, animal behavior, and global biodiversity.

Large open-range safari park with over 3,500 animals — covers wildlife biology, conservation science, and global biodiversity in a naturalistic habitat setting.

World-renowned zoo with 3,500+ animals and a strong conservation mission — supports zoology, ecology, animal behavior, and global biodiversity curriculum.

Accredited zoo with over 250 species and active conservation programs — covers animal biology, habitat ecology, and global biodiversity.

Former Homestake Gold Mine converted to deep-underground physics lab — covers particle physics, neutrino detection, and underground geology.

Living-history village with 40+ buildings and working craftspeople — covers 19th-century pioneer trades, agriculture, and Ohio settlement history.

Large national forest in central Idaho with diverse alpine ecosystems — covers geology, forest ecology, watershed science, and Rocky Mountain geography.

Large hands-on science center inside Union Station — covers physics, biology, earth science, and engineering through interactive exhibits.

Large hands-on science museum with exhibits spanning physics, biology, and earth science — broad STEM curriculum coverage for all ages.

Large Oklahoma science center with hands-on STEM exhibits, planetarium, and OmniDome theater — covers physical science, earth science, and applied mathematics.

Major interactive science center — hands-on STEM exhibits covering physics, biology, earth science, and engineering.

Major Pacific Northwest aquarium on Seattle's waterfront — marine biology, Puget Sound ecology, fish anatomy, and ocean conservation.

Expanded Seattle Aquarium ocean pavilion on the waterfront — covers Pacific marine biology, ocean ecosystems, conservation science, and tidal zone ecology.