Classified for credit

University of Chicago contemporary-art gallery with rotating exhibitions of significant modern works — supports art history and visual-arts study.

Specialized museum preserving American tent-repertoire and traveling-theatre history — covers performing arts heritage and rural American cultural history.

Chicago museum preserving Ukrainian cultural heritage, folk art, and immigration history — covers Eastern European history and immigrant experience.

Community fine-art gallery in Chicago Heights featuring rotating exhibitions by regional artists — visual-arts appreciation and art criticism.

University-affiliated galleries at Illinois State University — rotating fine-art exhibits supporting studio art and art history curriculum.

Home of poet Vachel Lindsay in Springfield, IL — covers American literary history, poetry as social commentary, and the Progressive Era.

Chicago museum housing the art collection of portrait painter John Vanderpoel — supports fine arts and art history curriculum with a focused figurative-art collection.

County history museum in Danville covering Vermillion County settlement, coal mining, and local Illinois history from the 19th century onward.

Local history museum in a Carnegie library building — covers Waukegan and Lake County Illinois history with archival collections and community exhibits.

Historic house in Nauvoo, a significant early Latter-day Saint settlement — supports study of 19th-century frontier religious history and westward migration.

Regional museum covering western Illinois settlement, agriculture, and cultural history for local and state history units.

Small Wyoming, IL historical-society museum — community heritage and rural history.