Earth Science Museums

• Science: Earth Sciences 
• Reference: Museums: Science: Natural History 

• American Museum of Natural History : The Nature of Diamonds  - Presents an overview of diamonds and the natural process of making it. Includes details of the history, origins and mining processes.
• Dakota Dinosaur Museum  - Located in Dickinson, North Dakota, provides general information, exhibits, and online gift shop.
• Diamonds Exposition  - Provides details of the yearly exhibition presentations involving diamonds. Includes press releases and contact information.
• Franklin Mineral Museum  - Features large collection of minerals from around the world, a fluorescent display, fossils, native American stone tools, and a mine replica. Includes visitor information and activity schedule. Located in Franklin, New Jersey.
• Fundy Geological Museum  - Explore dinosaur bones located on Canada, browse through the gift shop, and read program details. Includes contact information and press releases.
• James Madison University Mineral Museum  - Presents crystal and gemstone samples from all over the world. Provides index search, geology research topics, and contact information.
• Johnston Geology Museum  - Highlights the fossil collection of Dr. Paul Johnston that includes vertebrate and invertebrate, and plant fossils.
• Mt. Blanco Fossil Museum  - Interprets the history of the earth in fossil displays. Includes staff profile, news archives, admission, FAQ, and hours. Located in Crosbyton, Texas.
• Royal Tyrrell Museum  - Information on programs, visitor information, and museum news.
• Sedgwick Museum of Earth Sciences  - Located in Cambridge, England, provides details of exhibits, educational resources, and museum news.
• Tate Geological Museum at Casper College  - Offers earth science exhibits, collections, and programs.
• University of California Museum of Paleontology  - Discover about the evolution of the dinosaurs, read research articles, and view photo galleries of fossils collected.
• Weinman Mineral Museum  - Located in Cartersville, Georgia, working to educate and inspire a diverse audience of students, enthusiasts and visitors about geology with an emphasis on Georgia, by providing unique experiences through exhibits, programs, special events and outreach.