Museum of Earth History, Natural history museum in Dallas, United States.

The Museum of Earth History is a natural history museum in Dallas presenting exhibits of dinosaurs, fossils, and geological formations. The displays are organized through a creationist interpretation that shapes how the material is presented.

The institution originated in Eureka Springs, Arkansas, before relocating to Dallas. It is now situated on the campus of Christ for the Nations Institute, representing a specific approach to natural history education.

The museum frames natural history through biblical narratives, offering visitors a specific lens for understanding the past that shapes every exhibit you encounter. This approach creates an experience quite different from traditional natural history museums.

The museum sits on the campus of Christ for the Nations Institute in Dallas, after earlier years on the grounds of The Great Passion Play in Eureka Springs, Arkansas. Exhibits are indoors and built around replica dinosaur skeletons, so allow time to read the scripture panels placed alongside them.

The museum presents a distinctive perspective where dinosaurs and humans are shown as contemporaries in its displays. Visitors encounter exhibits linking biblical accounts with fossil evidence, offering an unexpected approach to scientific subjects.