Glenrock Paleontological Museum which is located in Glenrock, WY.
In 1994 Sean Smith located a Triceratops skull on Merle Dunham's ranch just outside Glenrock, Wyoming. Mr. and Mrs. Dunham allowed Sean to excavate the dinosaur as long as the fossil remained in Glenrock for the enjoyment and education of the children. As a result of their generous donation, the Glenrock Paleon Foundation and Museum were established.
The Glenrock Paleon Museum strives to honor the Dunham legacy by educating children and adults alike about the world of Paleontology and Wyoming's natural history.
Glenrock Paleontological Museum is not affiliated with AmericanTowns Media
There’s so much you can learn about the world simply by exploring the incredible wilderness of Wyoming. If you want to take your knowledge up a notch, though, there are plenty of museums… Read More
Have a special occasion in mind or just want to impress the one you love? Wyoming has plenty of romantic places to take your date. Check out these top romantic places across the state.
Much of Wyoming might be natural wilderness, but in populated areas, there’s no shortage of fun bars where you can blow off steam. For a change of pace, check out these top speakeasies and… Read More
There are plenty of reasons to be impressed with the state of Wyoming: its the home to Yellowstone, America's first national park and our first National Monument, Devil's Tower. Long before the 19th… Read More
The reflection and sense of rejuvenation drawn from serene moments spent in nature should be the basis for any high-quality spa. And in the frontier wildernesses of Wyoming, a handful of top-notch… Read More
