Museum
University of Iowa Museum of Natural History
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Christine
June 9, 2022
The museum follows approximately 500 million years of Iowa's history and explores the disciplines of geology, culture, and ecology
Jessica
October 1, 2021
The UofI Museum of Natural History is located in McBride Hall, one of the five historic buildings that make up the Pentacrest. This is a great place to learn a little more about Iowa's past. Bonus-- admission is free!
Petra
August 1, 2018
Great Museum in the downtown area. It is a must visit.
Kristin
December 5, 2021
Learn about the history of our area and imagine what Iowa City would look like 400 million years ago at the bottom of the sea. Don't miss Bird Hall, which houses the largest collection of bird specimens west of the Mississippi. Mammal Hall contains a wide array of mammal specimens from around the world. Both Bird Hall and Mammal Hall are disconnected from the main museum space. You'll need to go upstairs on either side of the building. We recommend that you ask a docent or the gift shop attendant how to find them.
Learn about the history of our area and imagine what Iowa City would look like 400 million years ago at the bottom of the sea. Don't miss Bird Hall, which houses the largest collection of bird specimens west of the Mississippi. Mammal Hall contains a wide array of mammal specimens from around the wo…
Nicole
November 5, 2018
This is a neat place to visit if you're interested in giant sloths and whale skeletons!
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17 N Clinton St
Iowa City, IA
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