Classified for credit

College gallery focused on new-media and digital art — supports intersection of technology and visual arts at secondary level.

Small-town Michigan county museum covering Kalkaska area pioneer and lumbering history — supports Michigan regional and settlement history.

Victorian-era house museum in Battle Creek documenting 19th-century Michigan domestic and social history with period furnishings.

Well-preserved 19th-century covered wooden bridge — illustrates historic civil engineering, timber-frame construction, and rural transportation history.

Public art gallery in downtown Lansing, MI with rotating exhibits of regional and national artists — covers visual arts, media, and artistic technique.

County historical museum in Adrian covering Lenawee County and southeast Michigan heritage — Michigan local history and social studies curriculum.

Small local museum in LeRoy covering Michigan pioneer settlement, lumbering history, and rural community development.

Small regional museum covering Great Lakes maritime and local settlement history of the Les Cheneaux Islands area.

Small community history museum covering Lincoln Park's industrial and immigrant heritage in the Detroit metropolitan region.

Local history museum covering Lowell-area settlement, industry, and community life through artifacts and exhibits.

City arboretum along the St. Joseph River with labeled native and ornamental trees — supports dendrology, plant identification, and seasonal ecology observation.

Small Upper Peninsula museum covering Michigan mining and logging heritage — regional economic history and 19th-century frontier life.

Regional fine-art gallery with rotating exhibits — supports visual-art appreciation and art history study.

Specialty museum dedicated to whitetail deer biology, habitat, and hunting heritage — covers wildlife biology and conservation.

Historic farm and local historical society in Eaton Rapids, MI — covers 19th-century Michigan agricultural life and settlement history.

19th-century historic home in Benton Harbor documenting local abolitionist and community history in southwest Michigan.

Local historical society museum covering the iron-mining heritage of Negaunee and Michigan's Upper Peninsula.

Local history center in Niles, MI covering regional settlement, industry, and community heritage through artifacts and archival collections.

University gallery with rotating fine-art exhibitions — supports art history and visual-arts curriculum at the secondary level.

Municipal deer refuge in West Branch, MI — supports basic wildlife observation, white-tailed deer biology, and local conservation awareness.

Small-town Michigan historical museum preserving local and regional history of the northern Lower Peninsula through artifacts and period displays.

County historical society covering Otsego County settlement and regional Michigan history — local history and social studies primary source work.

Licensed indoor Peppa Pig themed play center — entertainment-focused; minimal standalone curriculum content beyond early imaginative play.

Plymouth, MI historical museum covering local settlement, industry, and community life from the nineteenth century onward.