Classified for credit

Regional art museum in Oxnard, CA with publicly accessible fine-art collections — supports visual arts curriculum with structured gallery exhibits.

Museum dedicated to cartoon and comic art — covers sequential narrative art, illustration history, and visual storytelling.

NPS monument at Chávez's home and United Farm Workers headquarters — covers labor history, civil rights movement, and 20th-century social justice.

Museum documenting Chinese immigration to California and the contributions of Chinese Americans to West Coast history and culture.

Smithsonian-affiliated museum in LA's historic Chinatown covering Chinese American immigration and contributions — primary-source ethnic history and social studies.

Museum documenting Chinese immigration, labor history, and cultural contributions in America from the Gold Rush to present.

Hands-on children's museum with interactive exhibits supporting early literacy, numeracy, and basic science exploration.

Aerospace museum at Boron covering Cold War flight history, rocket propulsion, and the nearby Edwards AFB test-flight legacy.

Museum on Haight Street documenting 1960s counterculture, the Summer of Love, and social movements — covers 20th-century American social history.

Working apple ranch in the Sierra Nevada foothills — covers orchard agriculture, seasonal plant cycles, and farm ecology.

Los Angeles museum dedicated to contemporary craft as fine art — covers material culture, design, and art history.

Restored 1839 Californio adobe home — covers Spanish and Mexican rancho-era California history, adobe construction, and 19th-century land-grant society.

Desert education center covering Mojave/Sonoran ecology, native adaptations, and arid-land geology — applied environmental science curriculum.

Outdoor sculpture and gallery campus in the Napa Valley focused on California contemporary art — art history and visual analysis in a landscape setting.

Gallery dedicated to Disney animation and concept art — covers illustration history, narrative art, and commercial animation as an art form.

State park museum at Donner Lake commemorating the 1846–47 Donner Party ordeal — covers westward migration, survival, and California Trail history.

Agricultural museum on working acreage in California's Central Valley — covers farm equipment history, crop science, and agribusiness.

Visitor and education center for the Guadalupe-Nipomo Dunes — covers coastal dune ecology, sand formation, and endangered species habitat on the Central Coast.

Museum housing European and Asian decorative arts and fine art collections — supports art history and cross-cultural art curriculum.

Nature center along the American River Parkway — covers regional wildlife biology, riparian ecology, and native plant identification.

Visitor center for a National Estuarine Research Reserve — covers estuarine ecology, shorebird biology, and wetland conservation programs.

NPS historic site preserving the home of playwright Eugene O'Neill — supports American literature, drama history, and early 20th-century cultural history.

Fashion design museum with historic and contemporary costume collections — covers textile history, design principles, and cultural studies.

California State Historic Landmark powerhouse preserving original 1895 AC generators — covers electrical generation history, engineering, and energy transmission.