University of Nebraska State Museum

The University of Nebraska State Museum spans multiple floors containing exhibits about paleontology, wildlife, evolution, and scientific discoveries in Morrill Hall building.

Founded in 1871, the museum started with horse and cow skeletons before Charles Morrill funded expeditions that expanded the collections leading to current location in 1927.

The museum exhibits ancient weapons spanning 9,000 years and maintains collections representing Native American tribes while conducting educational programs for the community.

Located at 645 North 14th Street, the museum charges admission fees of 6 dollars for adults, 3 dollars for children, and includes accessible facilities for visitors.

The museum houses Elephant Hall, containing the largest articulated fossil mammoth in existence and ranks fifth nationally for vertebrate paleontology collections.

Accessibility: Rolstoeltoegankelijk

Phone: +14024722642

Website: https://museum.unl.edu

GPS coordinates: 40.81990,-96.70185

Latest update: March 4, 2025 13:52