KENTUCKY
Field Trips

Explore the Cumberland Gap National Historical Park, historic gateway to the West. On a guided tour follow the route of the buffalo, Native American, longhunter, and pioneer.

At Dinsmore Homestead, an indoor/outdoor museum, visitors will experience how people lived locally, regionally, and nationally during the 19th and early 20th centuries.

The East Kentucky Science Center and Varia Planetarium serves as a hub of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) education in eastern Kentucky.

At Farmington Historic Plantation, learn about Louisville’s rich history and life on a 19th century farm through exhibits and activities.

The General George Patton Museum of Leadership explores the history of the US Army thru stories, artifacts and film while viewing the foremost collection of Patton materials.

Georgetown and Scott County Museum is to collect, preserve, exhibit, and interpret the significant historical and educational interest relating to Scott County history and culture.

The Gheens Science Hall and Rauch Planetarium provides a unique learning environment primarily for astronomy and science education.

The Haan Museum features the best Indiana art and ceramics, offering educational programs that focus on historical paintings by Hoosier artists. View the museum’s central

The Highlands Museum & Discovery Center exhibits over 11,000 historical artifacts, an interactive children’s Discovery Center and a Space Science Hall.

Diamond Caverns features intricate drapery deposits lining the halls in cascades of colorful calcite. For over 160 years, the Caverns has offered educational tours.

The Historic RailPark & Train Museum and L&N Depot brings alive the magic and adventure of railroading everyday thru a guided tour and interactive exhibits.

The International Museum of the Horse is the largest museum in the world dedicated to exploring the history of all horses and their impact on human civilization. The Museum offers interesting virtual videos about the history of horses.