Classified for credit

Museum and nature center on the historic Savannah-Ogeechee Canal — covers 19th-century civil engineering, transportation history, and riparian ecology.

Antebellum plantation home in Roswell illustrating Georgia plantation life, slavery, and Civil War-era Southern history.

Campus planetarium offering astronomy and space-science programming — covers celestial mechanics, constellations, and the scale of the solar system.

Living-history museum documenting Appalachian folk culture, crafts, and oral traditions — covers regional history, ethnography, and cultural geography.

University-affiliated Holocaust and history education museum — covers WWII, genocide studies, and modern human rights history with primary-source exhibits.

Museum documenting the cultural origins and social impact of trap music within African American history and Atlanta's urban culture.

U.S. Army armor and cavalry collection on Fort Benning — covers military history, tactics, and 20th-century armored warfare.

Museum dedicated to Joel Chandler Harris and the Uncle Remus folk tales — covers African American oral tradition, Reconstruction-era Southern literature, and folklore.

Hands-on wildlife ranch near Atlanta where children interact with farm and native animals — supports zoology and animal husbandry study.

Gallery and museum in Atlanta's Castleberry Hill arts district with international contemporary and fine-art collections.

Local Pine Mountain, GA historical center covering Chipley-area regional history — supports community history and social studies curriculum.

Museum documenting African American history and culture in the Clemson, SC area — covers Reconstruction, Jim Crow, and civil rights history.

Museum focused on Confederate and Civil War era Georgia history — supports American Civil War and Reconstruction history units.

Small museum documenting the 18th-century Salzburger Protestant emigrant settlement in colonial Georgia, covering immigration history and religious freedom.

County history museum tracing Gwinnett's growth from frontier settlement to suburban metro — supports Georgia state history and civics standards.

County heritage museum in Heard County, GA — supports local Georgia history and 19th-century rural Southern community study.

Restored 1885 Victorian house with unusual folk-Victorian architecture in Thomasville, GA — covers late 19th-century domestic history and architectural design.

Small museum documenting Marietta fire department history — covers firefighting equipment evolution, community safety history, and local civic history.

Museum on the Berry College campus documenting Martha Berry's educational mission and progressive rural schooling history.

Local history museum documenting Colquitt County's agricultural and community development from settlement to the 20th century.

Restored 19th-century county jail repurposed as a local history museum — covers criminal justice history, Georgia county settlement, and period social conditions.

Atlanta community gallery with rotating exhibits — supports visual art curriculum with accessible contemporary work.

Preserved 1840s cottage birthplace of poet Sidney Lanier — covers 19th-century American literature, Reconstruction-era Southern history, and poetic form.

Historic home in Sandersville, GA preserving Washington County social history from the antebellum through early 20th century.