Classified for credit

County museum covering San Joaquin Valley settlement, agriculture, and Native Yokuts history through artifacts and exhibits.

NPS unit commemorating the WWII Japanese American internment site at Tule Lake — 20th-century civil rights, constitutional history, and WWII social studies.

University botanical conservatory with living plant collections from multiple biomes — supports botany, plant taxonomy, and ecology curriculum.

Regional contemporary art museum with rotating exhibits — supports visual-arts curriculum through formal analysis of modern and contemporary works.

UC Riverside's 40-acre botanical garden with collections from arid and semi-arid climates worldwide — covers plant taxonomy and desert ecology.

UC Santa Cruz arboretum with globally sourced plant collections including Australian and South African flora — covers plant taxonomy, adaptation, and conservation biology.

University of California botanical garden with diverse plant collections — supports botany, plant taxonomy, and ecology field study.

University-operated planetarium offering public shows on astronomy, celestial mechanics, and space science.

Military museum dedicated to Navy Construction Battalions (Seabees) — covers WWII and modern military engineering history and naval service.

Museum at USC dedicated to Pacific Asian art and cultural history — covers Asian civilizations, trade history, and cross-cultural social studies.

General Mariano Vallejo's home in Sonoma — Mexican-California (Alta California) and Bear Flag Revolt history.

Vallejo museum covering the history of the Mare Island Naval Shipyard and California maritime heritage.

San Fernando Valley pop-culture and neon-sign museum preserving mid-20th-century California commercial history and Americana artifacts.

Hillside botanical garden featuring California-native and Mediterranean-climate plants — covers plant adaptation, ecology, and regional geography.

Maritime museum on the Ventura County coast covering regional naval and commercial seafaring history, navigation, and ship technology.

Veterans memorial military museum with artifact displays — covers U.S. military history from multiple conflicts for history and civics curriculum.

Museum preserving the military and civilian history of the Republic of Vietnam — covers Cold War history, the Vietnam War, and Southeast Asian refugee immigration.

Ornate 1887 Victorian mansion in San Diego interpreted as a historic house museum — covers Gilded Age architecture, decorative arts, and California history.

Vincent Price Art Museum at East LA College holding a diverse permanent collection — art history and visual art analysis for secondary students.

Private ranch housing exotic and endangered animals used in film — introduces wildlife biology, animal behavior, and conservation through close-up encounters.

Museum dedicated to art quilts and fiber arts — supports textile arts curriculum and the study of quilting as a documented American art form.

Warner Bros. transportation/picture-car museum — film history and the engineering of cinema vehicles.

California state park preserving a Miwuk ceremonial roundhouse — Native California history, indigenous culture, and pre-contact archaeology.

Railroad museum in Barstow with restored locomotives and rolling stock — covers the history of western US rail expansion and transportation.