Classified for credit

Museum dedicated to jazz history in Harlem — covers African American cultural history, music theory, and the Harlem Renaissance.

Active Erie Canal lock with museum exhibits — fluid mechanics, lock engineering, and 19th-century canal history.

State museum with extensive exhibits on New York natural history, geology, Native cultures, and state history from pre-contact to modern era.

Underground subway station converted to museum tracing NYC transit history — covers urban infrastructure, engineering, and social history.

Large collection of classic automobiles in Norwich, NY — covers automotive engineering history, mechanical design, and 20th-century manufacturing.

Ticket counter entry point to the New York Botanical Garden — 250-acre living plant collection supporting botany, ecology, and plant science curriculum.

Living-history village of 19th-century Long Island with costumed interpreters — covers pre-industrial trades, domestic life, and agricultural practices.

Aerodrome museum with WWI and early-aviation aircraft and weekend air shows — covers aviation history and early mechanical engineering.

100th-floor observatory atop One World Trade Center — covers skyscraper engineering, structural design, urban geography, and the physics of tall-building construction.

Outdoor science playground on the Hudson River waterfront — hands-on physics and engineering concepts through play-based exhibits.

AZA-accredited zoo in Prospect Park with wildlife exhibits and conservation programming — covers animal biology, habitat, and zoo conservation science.

Queens Museum features the Panorama of the City of New York scale model and exhibits on urban planning, NYC history, and public art.

NYC zoo featuring North and South American wildlife with conservation focus — animal biology, ecosystems, and wildlife conservation education.

State park in the Finger Lakes with 12 waterfalls and gorge trails — geology, erosion, watershed science, and outdoor physical education in a dramatic natural setting.

Long Island barrier-island state park with Atlantic beach, dunes, and shorebird habitat — coastal ecology, geography, and physical education.

Regional science center with planetarium, natural history, and technology exhibits covering astronomy, earth science, and physical science.

Rockefeller-endowed preserve with 70+ miles of carriage roads through mixed Hudson Valley habitat — ecology, land conservation, and outdoor PE.

AZA-accredited zoo with strong conservation focus — animal biology, endangered species programs, and wildlife ecology across global biomes.

Theodore Roosevelt's home preserved as an NPS site — covers Progressive Era politics, conservation policy, and presidential history.

Revolutionary War battlefield park with visitor center and ranger programs covering the pivotal 1777 Saratoga campaign and its strategic significance.

Hands-on community science center with interactive STEM exhibits — covers physics, engineering, and applied math through direct experimentation.

Historic Ambrose lightship and seaport exhibits at Pier 17 — covers maritime trade history, navigation, and New York Harbor commerce.

Accredited zoo with reptile focus and strong conservation programs — supports zoology, animal adaptation, and biodiversity curriculum.

Museum on Liberty Island documenting the statue's construction and immigration history — covers civil liberties, American symbolism, and 19th-century history.