The American Civil War Museum at Historic Tredegar offers artifact-driven, standards-aligned programs that examine the Civil War through multiple perspectives, helping students investigate its causes, human consequences, and continuing legacy.
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Science Museum of Virginia
The Science Museum of Virginia in Richmond invites students to get hands-on with every aspect of STEM, from physics and engineering to astronomy and ecology.
Dauphin Island Sea Lab
If you are looking for a gem of Alabama marine education, Dauphin Island Sea Lab (DISL) can inspire pride in Alabama’s rich marine environment and encourage educators and students to feel connected to their local natural heritage.
Vulcan Park & Museum
Standing at an impressive 56 feet, the Vulcan statue symbolizes Birmingham’s proud metal industry roots and inspires educators and students to feel a sense of local pride and historical significance.
Rosa Parks Museum
An active memorial to one of the Civil Rights Movement’s most iconic historical figures, the Rosa Parks Museum encourages students not just to learn about history—but to experience it.
Sloss Furnaces National Historical Landmark
A relic of the Industrial Age holds much more history than it appears at first glance.
Historic Arkansas Museum
A wealth of Arkansas state history is at your fingertips at the Historic Arkansas Museum, where some of the oldest buildings in the state live.
Clinton Presidential Library
Bill Clinton served as the 42nd president of the United States, and through his philanthropic efforts, he founded the William J. Clinton Library and Museum.
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