Classified for credit

Community art gallery in Modesto with rotating exhibits of regional and local artists — supports visual arts appreciation and media study.

Small specialty museum documenting skateboard culture and equipment history — social history of sport and design.

Museum in the Lake Arrowhead area covering local mountain community history, logging, and early settlement.

Interactive 3-D optical-illusion attraction — limited curriculum depth; can support discussion of light, perception, and perspective.

Museum documenting death-related history, forensics, and cultural practices — mature content appropriate only for older teens.

Regional museum in Chico dedicated to Northern California fine art — supports art history and California visual culture curriculum.

San Francisco museum preserving Russian émigré history, art, and cultural artifacts — covers diaspora studies and Cold War-era immigration.

Small community museum interpreting Sierra Nevada logging, mining, and ranching history in the Shaver Lake region.

Museum documenting Western film productions shot in the Alabama Hills — media history, regional geography, and 20th-century American culture.

Pleasanton community history museum covering Tri-Valley California settlement, agriculture, and local heritage.

Museum tracing the history and physics of the yo-yo as a toy and competitive sport — covers manufacturing history, simple mechanics, and cultural geography of a global toy.

Community museum in Los Gatos with rotating art and local history exhibits — supports interdisciplinary humanities learning in a small-town museum context.

Mojave Desert ghost-town village preserving early 20th-century railroad and mining settlement history in a remote desert setting.

Contemporary art gallery and retail space — publicly accessible exhibits provide exposure to current illustration and fine-art practices.

Local history museum documenting the Ojai Valley's Chumash heritage, ranching era, and 20th-century community development.

Parking access point for El Dorado Nature Center — urban wetland and wildlife habitat supporting ecology and nature study field visits.

Regional history museum documenting Pasadena and San Gabriel Valley from the 1880s — local history, California settlement, and primary-source research skills.

Adobe park commemorating the Peña family rancho — covers California's Mexican rancho period and early settlement history.

Petaluma city history museum with archival library — covers California agricultural and dairy industry history, Victorian-era settlement, and local civics.

Small natural-history and wildlife museum with local taxidermy and ecology exhibits — supports California fauna and natural-history study.

Specialized museum displaying trade beads used in global commerce — covers world trade history, cultural exchange, and material culture from the 16th–20th centuries.

Community history museum covering Pittsburg, CA's industrial and immigrant heritage along the San Joaquin waterfront — supports California regional history.

County history museum with artifacts covering Plumas County settlement, mining, and timber industries — supports California regional history.

Community museum documenting the history of Port Hueneme and the U.S. Navy Seabees — covers local maritime history and WWII home-front social history.