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Gilded Age mansion headquarters of the Society of the Cincinnati — covers American diplomatic history and early-republic heritage.

National memorial on the National Mall honoring Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. — covers the Civil Rights Movement, nonviolent protest, and American civic history.

NPS site honoring civil rights leader Mary McLeod Bethune — supports study of African-American history, women's history, and the New Deal era.

NPS-designated historic park and cascade fountain on 16th St NW — covers early 20th-century landscape design, DC civic history, and public art.

Immersive large-scale projection experience of Monet's works — covers Impressionist art history and visual design principles.

Interactive museum of optical illusions and perception science — covers visual psychology, geometry, and how the brain processes spatial information.

Public exhibit hall at the national academy covering science policy, landmark discoveries, and STEM careers across engineering and medicine.

NPS-managed cluster of historic sites in the DC area — covers Civil War, Reconstruction, and African-American history through primary sites.

Museum chronicling the National Guard's history from colonial militias to modern service — covers military history and civic duty.

National museum dedicated to law enforcement history — covers the development of American policing, criminal justice, and civic order from Colonial times to present.

U.S. Navy Memorial visitor center on Pennsylvania Avenue — covers naval history, American military service, and maritime geography.

Oldest surviving building in Washington DC (c. 1765) — covers colonial domestic life, Georgetown history, and the National Park Service's preservation mission.

Restored 19th-century grist mill in Rock Creek Park — demonstrates grain milling mechanics, water-wheel engineering, and pre-industrial technology.

River otter exhibit at the National Zoo — covers mustelid biology, riparian habitat, and animal behavior observation.

Urban national park with forests, creek habitats, and ranger programs covering ecology, geology, and native wildlife.

Theodore Roosevelt Island in the Potomac River — forested nature trail supports ecology, DC geography, and conservation history tied to Roosevelt's legacy.

Contemporary art museum in DC with a large permanent collection of post-1980 works — supports study of modern and contemporary American art movements.

Smithsonian Institution gallery and education center offering interdisciplinary exhibits and public programs spanning arts, science, and global culture.

National Zoo sea lion exhibit at the Smithsonian covering pinniped biology, marine mammal adaptations, and conservation programs.

Sloth bear habitat at the Smithsonian's National Zoo — mammalian biology, behavioral ecology, and South Asian wildlife conservation.

Smithsonian museum focused on African American history and urban community development in Washington, D.C. — supports history, civics, and social studies.

Smithsonian-managed pollinator garden on the National Mall — applied entomology, native plant–pollinator relationships, and urban habitat conservation.

GWU-hosted museum pairing global textile history with cultural geography — covers material culture, trade history, and fiber arts across civilizations.

Private art museum with 20th-century modern and post-modern works — supports formal art history, aesthetics, and cultural studies.