Classified for credit

County history museum annex in Rogers City covering Great Lakes maritime and regional heritage — supports Michigan local and maritime history curriculum.

Small local museum covering Rockford, Michigan community history — supports regional social studies and Michigan settlement heritage.

Small community museum in Romulus preserving local and Wayne County history through artifacts and photographs.

Local history museum at Mount Baldhead Park covering the maritime and resort heritage of the Saugatuck-Douglas area on Lake Michigan.

Historic Detroit artists' club with rotating gallery exhibitions — introduces art history, the artist community movement, and American regionalist traditions.

Restored 1910 Herschell-Spillman carousel operating on the Lake Michigan waterfront — limited curriculum value beyond basic local heritage.

College-affiliated arboretum with labeled tree collections — supports dendrology, botany, and plant taxonomy studies.

Small local museum documenting St. Charles area settlement and agricultural history — supports Michigan regional and community history.

Small local museum documenting St. Clair's maritime and industrial history on the St. Clair River — Great Lakes commerce and regional heritage.

Detroit peace-focused gallery displaying art exploring conflict, justice, and nonviolence — connects visual arts to social studies and civic values.

Local history museum covering Birmingham, MI's development from settlement to suburb — primary-source artifacts and community history.

Township historical society museum covering Canton-area local and regional Michigan history through artifacts, photographs, and community records.

Historic roadside totem village in St. Ignace featuring Native American and Great Lakes fur-trade history alongside carved totem poles.

Horror-themed museum exploring the history and culture of the horror genre — limited academic curriculum hooks; best suited for media studies.

19th-century historic village chapel within Meridian Historical Village — covers Michigan pioneer-era community life, architecture, and religious history.

Small community museum in Topinabee on Mullett Lake — covers local Straits of Mackinac regional history and early 20th-century resort culture.

Local history museum documenting Trenton, Michigan's industrial and civic heritage — covers regional Great Lakes history and community development.

University gallery at Eastern Michigan University with rotating exhibits supporting visual arts and art history study.

Regional sports hall of fame honoring Upper Peninsula Michigan athletes — covers local history, physical education, and community culture.

Regional history museum covering Van Buren County settlement, agriculture, and industry from the 19th century onward.

Historic farm estate and local heritage museum covering 19th-century rural Michigan life and early settlement history.

County historical museum covering local Michigan settlement, industry, and community history through regional collections.

Local historical society preserving Waterford Township history through artifacts, photos, and community records.

Small museum documenting Great Lakes commercial fishing history — covers regional maritime industry, fish ecology, and economic history.