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Explore. Discover the fascinating Alaska of long agoHours: Tuesday through Saturday 10AM to 5PM. Admission: $5 Adults, $3 Kids 6- 12, Kids under 5 free. $15 for Familys and playgroups. Please call for tours at no extra charge.
     

CONSTRUCTION ADVISORY - BRAGAW STREET CLOSED - Please note that Bragaw Street will be closed through Sept. 2008. Map: Bragaw/Glenn Detour

UPCOMING EDUCATION EVENTS

TINKER TIME REMINDER: Snacks OK. Please bring snacks!

Alaska Museum of Natural History's Run For Your Life!

  • Part of the Anchorage Big Wild Life Run and Humpy's Marathon Sunday, August 17, 2008.
  • An untimed race 2K for kids 12 and under.
  • Starts at 8:10 on 6th street.
  • Sign up at active.com, mail in or sign up in person
  • See anchoragerunningclub.org for details

FREE DAY
Enjoy free admission Saturday, June 21th.

FOR RENT
4,000 square feet office/commercial.
1 block north of the Glen highway.
$2,000. Can divide into smaller spaces. Avail. April 01, 2008.
Call the museum at (907) 274-2400 for details.

PARTIES AND EVENTS
Birthday party, Girl Scout meeting, Cub Scout event coming up? Consider holding your kid's event at the museum. Call for details.

New Exhibits (Photo of a migrating bird.)Featured Exhibits

BROKEN MAMMOTH DIG SITE: Come dig with our Archeologists and discover artifacts that were dropped over 11,000 years ago.

ICE AGE MAMMALS: What did the people of the Broken Mammoth Site hunt? Come look at the Ice age mammals. See specimens of Saber-Tooth Cats, Bears, Bison etc. as well as an African Lion and Leopard and think of how you would have survived these predators with stone tools.

Alaska's Dinosaurs include Hadrosaurs, Velociraptors and our T-Rex is coming soon!

Whale skeleton photoWhaling in the Museum
Museum volunteer and medical professional Dr. Cindy Shrayer and her husband David have diligently, if not frustratingly, worked for months on a partial skeleton the museum received in boxes last Summer. Now complete and suspended beautifully in the museum, we’ll give you the story behind the scenes.

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