Classified for credit

Museum on the grounds of a historic Louisiana sugar plantation — covers antebellum agriculture, Creole culture, and the history of the sugar industry.

Parish-operated state park with lake, trails, and forested habitat — supports ecology, outdoor PE, and regional natural history.

Antebellum plantation site in the Felicianas — covers Louisiana plantation history, enslaved labor, and pre-Civil War Southern agricultural economy.

Acadian heritage site on Bayou Teche — covers French-Acadian settlement history, the Evangeline legend, and Louisiana colonial culture.

Restored 1940s estate with formal gardens and house museum — covers 20th-century social history, landscape design, and historic preservation.

18th-century French colonial fort site on the Louisiana-Texas frontier — covers French and Spanish colonial rivalry and early Louisiana territorial history.

Hall of Fame museum in Baton Rouge honoring Louisiana's Black history — covers civil rights, cultural contributions, and African American heritage.

Hands-on children's discovery museum in Hammond — covers early literacy, numeracy, and basic science through interactive exhibits.

Museum documenting Louisiana's civil rights movement and African-American history — primary-source exhibits on segregation, protest, and legal reform.

Central Louisiana history museum covering colonial, Civil War, and Reconstruction periods — supports state history, social studies, and primary-source analysis.

Military museum covering the 1941 Louisiana Maneuvers — documents WWII-era military strategy, tank warfare, and home-front history.

Municipal zoo and botanical garden in Monroe featuring live animal exhibits and plant collections suited to introductory zoology and ecology.

Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame in Natchitoches — covers Louisiana cultural history and the social history of sport through interactive exhibits.

Louisiana state arboretum with old-growth beech-magnolia forest — covers native tree identification, forest ecology, and plant biodiversity.

Tallest state capitol building in the US — supports Louisiana state government, architecture history, and Huey Long-era political history.

Louisiana state museum with dioramas and exhibits on state industries, cultures, and natural resources — covers Louisiana history, geography, and cultural heritage.

Louisiana State Museum system covering Creole, colonial, and antebellum Gulf Coast history through artifacts and primary-source exhibits.

Louisiana's Gothic Revival former state capitol with interactive political history exhibits — covers state government, Civil War-era politics, and constitutional history.

Living museum documenting the Lower Ninth Ward community before and after Hurricane Katrina — recent US history, urban geography, and disaster resilience.

LSU AgCenter botanic garden with plant collections and agricultural museum — covers plant biology, horticulture, and Louisiana ecology.

University art museum with rotating and permanent collections — supports visual-arts study and art-historical analysis.

LSU research natural-history museum with vertebrate and invertebrate specimen collections — covers taxonomy, biodiversity, and zoological science.

Restored 18th-century French Creole plantation home — covers Louisiana colonial history, enslaved labor history, and antebellum agriculture.

Louisiana coastal NWR protecting bottomland hardwoods and bayou wetlands — covers Gulf Coast ecology, migratory birds, and wetland conservation.