Classified for credit

Local historical society with artifacts and records from Milton, VT — supports Vermont state history and community heritage study.

NWR visitor contact station on Lake Champlain wetlands — migratory bird biology, wetland ecology, and conservation policy.

Vermont's capital historic district with statehouse and 19th-century civic architecture — state government, New England history, and architectural study.

Small community museum in Belmont, VT covering local and Vermont rural history — supports regional history and 19th-century New England life study.

Gallery and grounds exploring creativity and psychology through sculpture and visual art exhibits.

Small Vermont nature center in Groton State Forest — covers northern forest ecology, wildlife identification, and seasonal natural change.

National Historic Landmark hall documenting Vermont's granite workers' labor movement — covers labor history, immigration, and early 20th-century unions.

Victorian-era governor's mansion with preserved interiors and grounds — supports Vermont political history, 19th-century domestic life, and architectural study.

Small photography gallery in Middlebury, VT featuring rotating exhibits — supports study of photography as fine art and visual communication.

Local historical society museum in Randolph, VT covering Vermont settlement, farming, and railroad history.

Community arts and museum space in Bellows Falls featuring local art and regional history exhibits — supports art appreciation and Vermont cultural history.

Seasonal themed amusement park with holiday characters — entertainment venue with no documented STEM, history, or nature curriculum programming.

Community arts studio and gallery in Burlington with public exhibits — covers studio art practice, fine-arts media, and creative expression.

Combined art and history society museum in Springfield, VT covering Vermont settlement history and regional decorative arts.

Community heritage center documenting St. Johnsbury's Vermont railroad and manufacturing history — 19th-century New England industrial and social history.

College-campus public observatory with telescopes — covers astronomy, optics, and the physics of light observation.

Stowe, VT historical society museum documenting local Vermont town history, agriculture, and 19th-century community life.

Community arts center in Barre, VT with gallery exhibitions and studio programs — supports visual-arts and studio-art curriculum.

Contemporary art gallery in Stowe with rotating exhibits by regional and national artists — visual arts and studio critique.

Birthplace of AA co-founder Bill Wilson — covers early 20th-century social history and the origins of recovery movements in America.

Small gallery specializing in Vermont folk art provides accessible study of regional artistic traditions, craft, and material culture.

Vermont National Guard library and museum covering state military history from the Revolution through modern deployments.

Active Vermont state capitol building with public tours covering state government structure, legislative process, and Vermont political history.

Collection of vintage and antique toys tracing American material culture and childhood from the 19th century onward — social history through play artifacts.