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378 matches in Indiana

Regional art museum with American works spanning the 19th century to present — covers art movements, media, and cultural history.

Cultural campus combining local history exhibits and public gardens — supports Indiana regional history, botany, and community heritage studies.

Army Corps of Engineers reservoir with public recreation areas — supports hydrology, water management, and regional geography studies.
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Museum dedicated to the Ford Model T — covers early automotive engineering, assembly-line manufacturing history, and the industrial revolution's impact on American society.

Indiana state forest with hiking and interpretive areas — covers temperate deciduous forest ecology, silviculture, and watershed management.
Campus observatory at Manchester University — telescopic astronomy, stellar observation, and applied optics for student groups.

Restored Victorian-era Italianate house museum in Indianapolis — covers 19th-century domestic life, social history, and decorative arts.

Indiana state park preserving Adena culture earthwork mounds — covers pre-Columbian archaeology, Native American history, and ecology.

State park campgrounds adjacent to ancient Native American mounds — outdoor recreation alongside archaeology and natural-area ecology.
Indiana state recreation area along the Whitewater River — riparian habitat, native flora/fauna identification, and outdoor recreation.

Federal wildlife refuge with diverse wetland and upland habitats — waterfowl ecology, wetland science, and wildlife management practices.

Federal wildlife refuge visitor center with wetland and bottomland habitat — covers waterfowl biology, wetland ecology, and migratory bird conservation.

National wildlife refuge with wetlands and migratory bird habitat — covers ecology, wetland biology, and wildlife conservation.

Museum dedicated to 20th-century warfare with military artifacts and equipment — covers US military history from WWI through modern conflicts.

Museum of intricately detailed dollhouse-scale miniatures — supports architectural observation, design history, and fine-detail art appreciation.
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Museum with antique and classic vehicles tracing American automotive history, industrial design, and 20th-century manufacturing and culture.
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National Model Aviation Museum at AMA headquarters — aerodynamics, model-aircraft history, and aviation engineering.

Museum dedicated to Native American cultures of the eastern Great Plains — archaeology, tribal history, and indigenous social studies.

Local nature center in Mitchell, IN supporting hands-on ecology, wildlife, and environmental science for young learners.

Nature center and haypress site near Corydon, IN — local ecology, wildlife habitat, and historic agricultural context in southern Indiana.
Interactive museum dedicated to collegiate athletics history — covers sports history, physical education, and the role of amateur athletics in American culture.
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Early 19th-century utopian community site with preserved structures — covers communal-society history, religious freedom, and early American reform movements.

Historic estate gardens at Minnetrista with native plantings and seasonal programming — covers horticulture, botany, and Indiana natural history.
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Community college observatory offering public viewing nights — covers telescope mechanics, stellar classification, and observational astronomy.
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