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The Houston Museum of Natural Science is hosting a Life In Stone exhibition through March, featuring over seventy of Gerd Dreher’s masterpieces. This exhibit showcases marvelous carvings of animals from crystals of ruby, sapphire, citrine, amethyst, aquamarine, topaz, garnet, jasper, and agate. The Tourmaline Treasures exhibit is now open, offering a unique experience to view multiple famous tourmalines in the Read more...

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Run by the Pink Palace Family of Museums, Coon Creek Science Center is located in McNairy County, Tennessee. 70 Million years ago, the water of the Gulf of Mexico receded and left behind a treasure trove of marine fossils in this area of Tennessee. The Fossils in Coon Creek have been studied for one hundred and fifty years and continue Read more...

The Colorado School of Mines Geology Museum offers a wide verity of geology attractions, from moon rocks to the Miss Colorado Crown which consists of over 600 gemstones and 21 diamonds. The museum has over 60,000 items in it’s collection and rotates them often so there is always something new to see. Read more...

The Natural History Museum of Utah is a wealth of knowledge featuring artifacts and fossils from the Salt Lake Valley. Explore their numerous collections and take part in a wide variety of programs and events.   The Natural History Museum of Utah features a variety of collections including paleontology, anthropology, entomology, zoology, mineralogy, botany, and malacology.   The Mineralogy collection Read more...

The Golden Pioneer Museum has a very large variety of minerals from around the world. It is one of the largest mineral collections in the Ozarks and some of the highlights include quartz Crystal, Amethyst, Fluorite and Seenite Clusters. It also houses the world’s largest turquoise carving known, some of the world’s largest crystals, and a metorite display. There is Read more...

We are a museum that tells the story of Joplin and the Tri-State Mining District. By displaying our historical and mineral collections, we provide boundless inspiration for future generations to better understand the economic and social history of Joplin and the Tri-State Mining District. We have two distincly different museums for you to explore and experience. They both have different Read more...

Visit the Edward L. Clark Museum of Geology in Rolla, Missouri to view a variety of minerals and replicas of the Missouri Dinosaur. Be sure to take advantage of the resources available, including mineral identification by a geologist. The Edward L. Clark Museum of Geology is closed on Federal and State Holidays but otherwise is open weekdays from 8am to Read more...