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Hundreds of skulls and skeletons educate visitors in exhibits that present rare species and skeletal topics such as locomotion or adaptation
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33 ratings11 reviews
Interesting, educational, unique and comfortable environment. Very pleasant staff on duty during visit today.
Joann
7 ratings4 reviews
Excellently presented displays of skeletons with informative descriptions.
Patricia
1 ratings1 reviews
The young lady at the front was very friendly.
It was clean and the displays were very informative.
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- What’s included: additional 10% discount at the gift shop
- Free admission for children under 3
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About Museum of Osteology
In 1972, when most other 7-year-olds were building their baseball-card and bottle-cap collections, Jay Villemarette began collecting skulls. His lifetime hobby evolved into a full-time vocation in 1986 after he opened Skulls Unlimited, a one-of-a-kind bone shop that earned the limelight on popular TV shows such as Dirty Jobs and Ripley's Believe It or Not!. By 2010, Jay's widespread success led him to establish the Museum of Osteology, which currently houses the largest privately held collection of osteological specimens in the world, with more than 300 skeletons and, most importantly, zero zombie sightings to date.
Education abounds throughout the 7,000-square-foot space as visitors investigate rare species, skulls, and skeletons from all corners of the world in America's Only Skeleton Museum. The form and function of the skeletal system weave a common thread through each of the museum's exhibits, which showcase topics such as adaptation, locomotion, and specific categories of animals, including marsupials, birds, and reptiles. After exploring displays and begging skeletons for their teeth-whitening regimen, interim osteologists can visit the gift shop, where souvenirs, toys and both real and replica museum specimen are available to start personal collections.