Discover paleontology, natural and cultural history, and wonder at Museum of the Rockies.
Museum of the Rockies (MOR) hosts a mix of primary and traveling exhibitions, including one of the most extensive and significant collections of dinosaur fossils in North America. The massive skeleton of 'Montana's T. rex' and other prehistoric animals stand as a testament to the giants that once ruled these lands 65-85 million years ago.
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Where visitors can view Montana’s T. rex, one of the few mounted Tyrannosaurus rex skeletons in the United States.
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Journey through Goodall’s early years in iconic images and multiscreens, then immerse yourself in Tanzania’s Gombe Stream, site of her landmark chimp research.
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Introduce little ones to the wonders of Yellowstone with Explore Yellowstone in the Martin Children's Discovery Center.
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Where stories of the Northern Rocky Mountains come alive, weaving a tapestry that connects us to the past and illuminates the lives of those who came before us.
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Photographic collection by Ron V. Nixon, the exhibit presents a selection of 46 historic images of the Northern Pacific Railway.
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Prepare to be awestruck as you encounter Big Mike, the magnificent bronze statue that proudly represents MOR 555.
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Frogs - A Chorus of Colors is a traveling exhibition that introduces visitors to the amazing and colorful world of anurans – the frogs.
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Step back in time and experience the captivating world of a Montana homestead from 1890 to 1910.
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Stories come to life in our planetarium, featuring a 40-foot dome and 110 reclining seats. Our immersive shows rotate seasonally.
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At Museum of the Rockies, learners of all ages, from our youngest visitors to lifelong explorers, discover science, history, and art through engaging educational programs.
Located in Bozeman, Montana, Museum of the Rockies (MOR) is a distinguished cultural and natural history institution that brings the past to life through science and discovery.
Operating as an independent 501(c)(3) non-profit organization and a college-level division of Montana State University, the museum bridges groundbreaking research with engaging public education. MOR is a Smithsonian Affiliate and the official repository for state and federal fossils, safeguarding Montana’s paleontological treasures for generations to come.
The American Alliance of Museums has accredited MOR as one of just 1,106 institutions nationwide to hold this distinction out of an estimated 33,000. The museum also participates in the Association of Science Technology Centers Travel Passport Program, granting members easier access to other science museums across the country. Locally, MOR proudly partners with the Montana Dinosaur Trail, a collective effort to showcase the state's rich paleontological heritage.
