Classified for credit

Regional museum and discovery center covering Appalachian history and hands-on science exhibits for families.

Preserved Shaker village with original 19th-century buildings — covers communal religious history, Shaker craftsmanship, and American utopian movements.

Community arts and science center with hands-on exhibits and classes for children — integrates visual arts, basic science exploration, and literacy activities.

Museum dedicated to antique and contemporary quilts — covers textile art history, pattern geometry, and American craft traditions.

Boyhood home of Thomas Edison in Louisville — connects early life narrative to 19th-century invention history and the development of electrical technology.

Small Kentucky farm near Red River Gorge — supports animal husbandry basics, farm ecology, and agricultural life-science study.

University of Kentucky art museum with rotating exhibitions of American and international works — supports formal art history and visual analysis curriculum.

Urban botanical garden along the Ohio River — plant taxonomy, ecology, and regional flora in a structured outdoor learning environment.

Antebellum plantation house preserved as a state historic site — Kentucky plantation history, Greek Revival architecture, and pre-Civil War social history.

Private wildlife education facility featuring live animals — supports zoology, animal behavior, and conservation biology curriculum.

Working farm with petting zoo and buggy rides — introduces animal husbandry, farm ecology, and rural community life.

Public botanical garden with labeled plant collections — supports botany, plant taxonomy, and regional ecology curriculum.

Mississippian culture archaeological site with on-site museum — covers Native American mound-building civilizations, archaeology methods, and pre-contact history.

Kentucky state historic site preserving the home of pioneer and militia leader William Whitley — frontier settlement, early Kentucky statehood, and War of 1812 history.

Working bourbon distillery tour covering fermentation chemistry, distillation process, and barrel aging — applied chemistry and food-science curriculum hook.

Kentucky state park on a reservoir offering field study in freshwater ecology, Appalachian geography, and outdoor recreation.

Display botanical garden with labeled plant collections — supports botany, plant ecology, and horticultural science.

Small animal encounter facility — hands-on zoology and animal adaptations for young children.

Preserved Victorian-era home in Princeton, KY furnished to reflect late-19th/early-20th century domestic life — covers material culture and regional history.

Regional art center with rotating gallery exhibits — supports visual arts appreciation and studio arts curriculum.

County history museum covering Bath County, KY's settlement, agriculture, and local heritage through artifacts and exhibits.

County historical and genealogical society museum covering Campbell County, KY history — supports primary-source local history and genealogy research units.

Local history museum in Kentucky's capital city covering state government history, early settlement, and Frankfort's civic development.

USFWS visitor contact station for the Clarks River NWR — covers bottomland hardwood ecology, migratory birds, and wildlife conservation.