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Children's Natural History Museum
What you will see on
during your visit

Location:  4074 Eggers Drive, Fremont)
questions?   field@msnucleus.org

New Come see our museum as we continue working on exhibits.  The experience now blends real artifacts with new electronic tools so children and adults can visual our Earth through time. Exhibits help understand how our Earth was formed and how the very chemistry of creation directed molecules to form life.  Life evolved through time.  New exhibits coming at the end of 2026 includes the Prehistoric Garden with a creeks that students will be able to look for fossils.  A new Augmented Reality Sandbox, and more fossil mysteries.

Outside building, 4074 Eggers, 10,000 sq feet of science fun

Prehistoric Gardens (in October will have a creek for children to "pan" for fossils, minerals and rocks.
Dynamic Earth - Exploring how the 3 different rocks were created Museum Shop - helping teachers and parents use hands-on science materials, from models to test tubes.
Rancholabrean Age - Megafauna that roamed this area during from 250,000 to 10,000 years ago Irvingtonian Age - named after the megafauna that roamed Fremont 1.3 million years ago
The Wieckowski Widescreen will be used with many of our field trips to help students visually through sight and sound the many science features. Have lunch in our Sloth Patio and visit with a life-like prehistoric sloth that roamed Fremont.

for more information on classes
Joyce Blueford  (blueford@msnucleus.org
)

registration problems?
call or email Hagos (510)790-6284  or hagos@msnucleus.org


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