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With a vision of inspiring appreciation of the earth and its peoples, the Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History has been a part of the University of Oklahoma since 1899. The museum conducts scientific investigations to preserve and develop a greater understanding of human cultural heritage and natural resources.
Visitors of all ages can explore the exhibitions and programs developed from these findings. Over 50,000 square feet, the museum has over 10 million artifacts that trace over 500 million years of Oklahoma’s history. Some of the interesting specimens include a meteorite, two-foot wide dragonflies, and a walk-through limestone cave.
2401 Chautauqua Ave., Norman, OK 73072-7029, 405-325-4712
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