Classified for credit

Dedicated gallery preserving nearly 1,000 works by early-20th-century American painter Kate Freeman Clark — art history and portraiture technique.

Home of Supreme Court Justice L.Q.C. Lamar — covers Reconstruction-era politics, Southern legal history, and 19th-century Mississippi biography.

Lucille Parker Gallery at William Carey University — student/regional art exhibits.

County historical museum in a 19th-century building — North Mississippi settlement history, Civil War era, and Holly Springs community heritage.

Federal refuge visitor contact station for Mississippi Sandhill Crane recovery habitat — covers endangered species biology, wetland ecology, and federal conservation programs.

Small Mississippi museum covering the state's wildlife heritage and conservation history — natural resource management, state history, and environmental policy.

Lake recreation area within Tombigbee National Forest — supports freshwater ecology, outdoor recreation, and basic field biology observation.

Multi-use reservoir trail system with forested and wetland habitat — outdoor PE, local ecology, and watershed management context.

Natchez Trace ghost town site with Civil War-era ruins and NPS interpretation — settlement history, westward migration, and 19th-century commerce.

Small private animal encounter attraction in rural Mississippi — covers domestic and exotic animal care and basic zoology.

Federal wildlife refuge visitor station in Mississippi's Black Belt covering bottomland hardwood habitat, waterfowl management, and endangered species.

Community arboretum in Madison with labeled native and ornamental trees — covers dendrology, plant biology, and Mississippi native flora.

County courthouse museum in Iuka covering northeast Mississippi local history, Civil War campaigns, and 19th-century civic life.

Tippah County local history museum covering regional settlement, Civil War, and cultural heritage of northeast Mississippi.

Outdoor veterans museum at Ballard Park — covers U.S. military history with displayed equipment and memorials from multiple 20th-century conflicts.

County heritage museum documenting Union County and north Mississippi history — local and regional American history curriculum.

University art museum at Southern Miss with rotating and permanent exhibits — supports formal art history and visual analysis.

Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway recreation area with camping and outdoor access — supports ecology, geography, and physical education.

Vicksburg antique doll and toy museum — illustrates material culture and childhood history from the 19th and early 20th centuries.