Carnegie Museum of Natural History

The Carnegie Museum of Natural History is one of the most important natural history institutions in the United States, founded in 1895 by Andrew Carnegie. The museum boasts over 22 million exhibits documenting the history of life on Earth.

The iconic Hall of Dinosaurs features original fossils, including the world's first T. rex and Diplodocus carnegii discovered during expeditions funded by Carnegie. As many as 75% of the fossils on display are genuine specimens!

Hillman Hall of Minerals and Gems is a real feast for the eyes - 1,300 minerals, including the world's most extensive collection of Pennsylvania minerals.