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Reconstructed War of 1812 earthwork fort with living-history demonstrations — covers early American military history, Northwest Territory conflicts, and period tactics.
Large conservatory with themed botanical gardens — covers plant taxonomy, biome diversity, and horticulture science.
Toledo Museum of Art's glass pavilion with hot-glass demonstrations and exhibits — covers art history, glass chemistry, and material science of silica.
UNESCO World Heritage Hopewell Ceremonial Earthworks — covers Indigenous archaeology, pre-Columbian North American history, and ancient engineering.
Urban freshwater and Great Lakes aquarium in Cleveland — covers aquatic biology, freshwater ecology, and Great Lakes conservation.
Living-history village with 19th-century craft demonstrations — covers Ohio frontier settlement, early industrial trades, and pre-Civil War daily life.
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African savanna habitat section of Columbus Zoo — covers African wildlife biology, conservation, and sub-Saharan ecosystem study.
Outdoor living-history village on the Miami-Erie Canal traces Ohio pioneer and canal-era life through period structures and craft demonstrations.
Living-history village with restored 19th-century Ohio structures — covers pioneer domestic life, trade, and regional settlement history.
Metro park along the Olentangy River with fossil-bearing shale outcrops, raptor center, and naturalist-led programs.
Living-history village with period buildings and craft demonstrations — covers early Ohio settlement, 19th-century trades, and pioneer social history.
Restored 1800s Ohio & Erie Canal village with costumed interpreters — covers canal-era transportation, trade, and 19th-century American economic history.
State park visitor center at the gateway to Hocking Hills' caves and gorges — covers geology, forest ecology, and Ohio's karst landforms.
NPS site preserving Hopewell Native American ceremonial earthworks — primary-source archaeology, pre-Columbian cultures, and Ohio geography.
State park nature center with hands-on exhibits and trail access — covers Ohio woodland ecology, wildlife biology, and environmental science.
Ohio state park with old-growth forest preserve, glacial lake, and naturalist programs covering forest ecology and glacial geology.
Hands-on science center in Toledo with interactive STEM exhibits covering physics, engineering, and natural sciences.
Birthplace museum of astronaut John Glenn — covers early space exploration, Mercury program history, and Ohio's role in aviation.
State park along the Little Miami River gorge — covers limestone geology, riparian ecology, and native plant and animal communities.
Dark-sky astronomy park in Hocking Hills — telescope observation, celestial mechanics, and light-pollution science with ranger programming.
Wright Brothers aviation museum at Carillon Historical Park — powered flight engineering, aerodynamics, and the history of aviation technology.
Lake Erie island state park with glacial grooves, fossil beds, and migratory bird habitat — covers glacial geology, paleontology, and island ecology.
Victorian conservatory with tropical plants, butterfly show, and live plant collections — covers botany, entomology, and plant life cycles.
Nonprofit nature and science center with live animals, planetarium, and wildlife rehabilitation — ecology, astronomy, and animal biology.
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