Classified for credit

Collection of historic horse-drawn carriages and early automobiles illustrating transportation technology and social history across the 19th and early 20th centuries.

18th-century Georgian mansion where Braddock's 1755 war council was held — covers colonial Virginia history, French and Indian War strategy, and founding-era civics.

Civil War Shenandoah Valley battlefield and historic plantation — covers the 1864 Valley Campaign, Reconstruction, and 18th–19th-century plantation history.

Civil War battlefield site covering the 1864 Battle of Cedar Creek — primary-source military history and Shenandoah Valley campaign strategy.

Civil War battlefield where Stonewall Jackson's forces defeated Union troops in 1862 — covers Virginia campaign strategy and primary-source military history.

Formal garden at Lewis Ginter Botanical Garden with labeled plant collections — supports botany, plant taxonomy, and horticultural science.

Municipal arboretum with labeled native and ornamental tree collections — supports dendrology, plant biology, and native species identification.

Public school-district planetarium offering curriculum-aligned sky shows — covers astronomy, Earth science, and the solar system for K–12 audiences.

Hands-on children's museum in Midlothian, VA with interactive exhibits supporting early STEM, literacy, and imaginative play for young learners.

Hands-on children's museum in Portsmouth with interactive exhibits supporting early literacy, numeracy, and imaginative play-based learning.

Hands-on science lab inside a mall — covers STEM concepts through interactive experiments in physics, engineering, and technology for elementary-age learners.

James River state park featuring one of Virginia's oldest continuously farmed plantations plus trails, wildlife habitat, and farm-history interpretation.

Northern Virginia nature center with trails and environmental education programs — ecology, native species identification, and watershed science.

New River tributary reservoir park with forest trails and lake ecosystems — supports Appalachian ecology, freshwater biology, and outdoor physical education.

Liberty University-affiliated nature center with trails, stream access, and wildlife programs — field biology, local ecology, and environmental stewardship.

Large WMA in southwestern VA offering wildlife observation, habitat study, and ecology fieldwork across forested ridges and streams.

Historic village near Appomattox Court House covering Civil War-era rural life and the surrounding events of Lee's surrender in April 1865.

NPS visitor center for the 1864 Cold Harbor battlefield — covers Overland Campaign military history with maps, exhibits, and self-guided battlefield trails.

Living arboretum within Colonial Williamsburg — 18th-century plant cultivation and colonial gardening.

Community observatory with public viewing nights and museum exhibits — covers telescope optics, observational astronomy, and the physics of light.

Public school planetarium offering sky shows and astronomy programming — covers celestial mechanics, star identification, and the scale of the solar system.

Humorous outdoor attraction imagining Civil War-era dinosaur encounters — entertainment-focused with minimal verifiable science curriculum.

Virginia state park with mountain trails, a stocked lake, and wildlife — covers Appalachian ecology, hydrology, and outdoor physical education.

Federal museum tracing US drug policy, enforcement history, and the social impact of drug trafficking from the 1800s to present.