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Small Louisiana aquarium providing hands-on marine biology and aquatic ecology observation for local freshwater and Gulf species.

Museum dedicated to Southern visual art from the Civil War to present — covers regional American art history and cultural identity through curated exhibitions.

Louisiana coastal-prairie state park with bayou habitats — covers wetland ecology, native wildlife, and Gulf Coast geography.

NASA-themed museum honoring the Space Shuttle Columbia crew — covers space exploration, aerospace history, and astronaut careers.

Research center and museum focused on Honey Island Swamp ecology — covers Louisiana wetland biology, bayou ecosystems, and wildlife conservation.

Museum inside the 1819 Pentagon Barracks covering Louisiana military history from territorial period through Civil War.

Restored 1799 Creole colonial house on Bayou St. John — supports Louisiana territorial history, architecture, and antebellum social history.

1909 hydraulic lock on the Intracoastal Waterway — covers lock-and-dam mechanics, fluid physics, and early 20th-century waterway engineering.

Civil War siege battlefield and state historic site — covers the 1863 Port Hudson campaign, Confederate fortifications, and Reconstruction-era Louisiana.

Children's discovery museum in Lake Charles — hands-on exhibits cover early science, literacy, and math concepts for elementary-age learners.

Louisiana state park on a reservoir with fishing, hiking, and wildlife observation supporting outdoor education and ecology.

Free public art gallery with permanent collections of American and European paintings and sculpture, supporting art history and studio-art curriculum.

Louisiana state historic site preserving a Civil War-era Confederate encampment and rural community — covers Southern Civil War history and Reconstruction.

Federal wildlife refuge on the Red River floodplain — supports migratory bird biology, wetland ecology, and conservation science.

Regional military museum with Louisiana-focused collection spanning WWI through the Gulf Wars — covers military history, veteran service, and civic sacrifice.

Historic Jefferson Island gardens featuring subtropical plantings and bird-rich marsh habitat — supports botany, Gulf Coast ecology, and landscape geography.

Museum documenting the history and culture of enslaved and free African Americans along Louisiana's River Road plantation corridor.

Louisiana state wildlife refuge on the Gulf chenier plain — coastal marsh ecology, migratory bird biology, and wetland conservation science.

Antebellum plantation with restored gardens and house tours — Louisiana plantation history, slavery, and the antebellum Southern economy.

Federal wildlife refuge on the Louisiana Chenier Plain — covers migratory bird ecology, coastal marsh habitat, and Gulf Coast conservation.

Louisiana state park at the confluence of three rivers with diverse bottomland habitats — supports wetland ecology, fish and wildlife biology, and outdoor education.

National Trust antebellum plantation home on Bayou Teche — covers Southern plantation history, Creole culture, and pre-Civil War Louisiana society.

Performing and visual arts center in Baton Rouge with gallery spaces — supports fine arts appreciation and Louisiana cultural heritage through accessible exhibits.

Louisiana state park on Toledo Bend Reservoir supporting ecology, aquatic biology, fishing, and outdoor recreation curriculum.