Classified for credit

Community college natural history and geology museum with regional fossil and mineral collections — covers Wyoming stratigraphy and paleontology.

Part of the Buffalo Bill Center of the West in Cody, WY — houses Western American art with curriculum value in art history and frontier cultural history.

BLM-managed open range viewing area for feral horse herds — supports wildlife behavior observation, ecology, and Great Basin geography.

College physical science center with planetarium and observatory — covers astronomy, physics, and earth science through demonstrations and telescope observation.

Restored 1901 Wyoming Territorial Prison with guided tours — covers frontier justice, incarceration history, and Wyoming statehood.

University of Wyoming infrared telescope facility on Jelm Mountain — covers infrared astronomy, telescope engineering, and astrophysics research methods.

State museum documenting Wyoming pioneer and frontier history — covers westward migration, territorial settlement, and Plains history.

Restored Wyoming State Capitol building with exhibits on territorial and state history — supports civic education, government structure, and Wyoming history.

Wyoming state museum in Cheyenne — Native American cultures, frontier history, geology, and the story of Wyoming statehood.

Restored 1870s territorial prison with exhibits on frontier justice, outlaw history, and Wyoming's path to statehood.

Wyoming wildlife exhibit with mounted and live specimens — covers native Wyoming fauna, habitat ecology, and wildlife conservation.

Historic house museum documenting Wyoming women's suffrage history — covers women's rights movement, Wyoming as first suffrage state, and 19th-century social history.

University of Wyoming archival research center holding primary documents, maps, and manuscripts — supports history and research-skills curriculum.

Community arts center in Casper with publicly accessible gallery exhibits — visual arts appreciation and regional artist study.

Wyoming state park visitor center along Bear River — covers riparian ecology, wildlife biology, and regional geography.

Museum focused on the Bozeman Trail and westward migration — covers 19th-century frontier history and Plains geography.

Wyoming county museum covering Gillette-area coal mining, ranching, and settlement history — supports Great Plains regional history and natural-resource economics.

Historic railroad depot in Centennial, WY serving as a local heritage site covering Wyoming's railroad and settlement history.

Municipal aquatic center with pools and water features — recreational PE venue with no structured curriculum content.

Museum in Cheyenne dedicated to cowgirls and women's roles in the American West — covers Western history and gender history.

Crook County museum in Sundance, WY covering Black Hills regional history, Native American culture, and Wyoming frontier settlement with art gallery component.

River-corridor state park along the North Platte — riparian ecology, bird observation, and outdoor PE along maintained trails.

Small-town Wyoming heritage museum covering the 1897–1903 copper mining boom, timber industry, and early ranching in the Sierra Madre region.

Small community museum documenting the history of the Green River Valley — covers Wyoming settlement, ranching, and Western frontier history.