Classified for credit

Museum dedicated to Wyoming rodeo and frontier heritage, covering cowboy culture, ranching history, and the American West.

Specialty museum displaying excavated and recovered firearms — covers American firearms history, artifact conservation, and Western frontier history.

Comprehensive firearms history museum at the Buffalo Bill Center — covers the history of firearms technology, American West, and military history.

National wildlife refuge protecting wetlands and sage-steppe habitat — migratory bird biology, wetland ecology, and federal conservation land management.

Reservoir campground at Glendo State Park — outdoor ecology, freshwater habitat study, and geography of the North Platte River corridor.

Western heritage museum featuring cowboy, ranching, and Native American artifacts — covers Wyoming frontier history and Great Plains culture.

County museum covering Wyoming frontier, Native American, and ranching history — supports regional and Western U.S. history units.

Wyoming state park on Glendo Reservoir covering high-plains geology, freshwater ecosystems, and outdoor recreation in a semi-arid landscape.

Boysen State Park along the lower Wind River — covers Wyoming high-desert ecology, river geography, and outdoor recreation within the Wind River Reservation.

Reconstructed frontier trading post and Army fort — covers overland emigrant trail history, fur trade, and western expansion.

Reconstructed 1860s frontier fort and museum in Casper covering Oregon Trail emigration, US Army operations, and Wyoming territorial history.

Partially restored Wyoming frontier army post from the Indian Wars era — covers westward expansion, military history, and Plains geography.

Wyoming fort site from the Powder River Indian Wars — covers U.S.-Native American conflict, westward expansion, and 19th-century military history.

Regional pioneer museum covering Fremont County settlement, Native history, and frontier life in Wyoming.

Gillette, WY auto museum with vintage vehicles — transportation history, mechanical technology, and 20th-century American industrial development.

Wyoming state park on a reservoir in the North Platte River valley — covers high-plains ecology, geology, and water resource management.

Preserved Oregon Trail wagon ruts carved several inches into sandstone — primary-source evidence of westward migration routes and overland trail history.

Interpretive center documenting the WWII Japanese American incarceration at Heart Mountain — primary-source civil rights and wartime history.

Regional history museum covering Jackson Hole's fur trade, settlement, and conservation history within the Greater Yellowstone ecosystem.

Regional museum documenting homestead-era settlement of the Bighorn Basin — covers land acts, frontier agriculture, irrigation history, and Wyoming settlement.

County museum in Thermopolis covering Wyoming frontier, ranching, and Native American history alongside regional geology exhibits.

Oregon Trail landmark rock where thousands of westward emigrants carved their names — primary-source site for westward expansion and pioneer history.

Federally operated fish hatchery raising cutthroat and other native trout — applied aquaculture, salmonid biology, and Wyoming watershed conservation.

Wyoming reservoir state park with diverse ecosystems — supports field study of riparian habitats, bird life, and Great Plains ecology.