Siebel Dinosaur Complex
Current Exhibit, Primary Exhibit
Museum of the Rockies (MOR) is a center of active research and exploration into the ancient past. Fossils have been...
View Siebel Dinosaur ComplexThe museum brings in three to five changing exhibitions a year to share the world with members and visitors of all ages. Experience the science, art, culture, and history offered in these unique and diverse changing exhibits.
The museum's primary exhibits include Landforms/Lifeforms and Dinosaurs Under The Big Sky in the Siebel Dinosaur Complex, Welcome to Yellowstone Country, Enduring Peoples, and the Paugh History Hall. On the second floor is the Martin Children’s Discovery Center and its exhibit, Explore Yellowstone, specially designed for visitors up to eight years old.
Rusty, the draft horse, is located next to the museum's entrance road near Kagy Blvd. This sculpture is one of Jim Dolan's most recognizable art pieces. It has been a faithful resident at MOR since the early 1980s.
Big Mike, the impressive life-size Tyrannosaurus rex, welcomes you to the museum. This bronze sculpture was created from a mold of the fossil bones of the Wankel T. rex or MOR 555.
MOR's seasonal outdoor exhibit is the Living History Farm, an 1890s Montana homestead comprised of the Tinsley House and its surrounding gardens, orchard, and fields.
Current Exhibit, Primary Exhibit
Museum of the Rockies (MOR) is a center of active research and exploration into the ancient past. Fossils have been...
View Siebel Dinosaur ComplexCurrent Exhibit, Primary Exhibit
The Robert L. Gardner Gallery is home to our Welcome to Yellowstone Country exhibit. This presentation acquaints visitors with Yellowstone...
View Welcome to Yellowstone Country
View Welcome to Yellowstone CountryCurrent Exhibit, Primary Exhibit
This exhibition examines the lifeways of American Indians living on the Northern Plains and near the Rocky Mountains and illustrates how...
View Enduring PeoplesCurrent Exhibit, Primary Exhibit
The museum’s history hall shares the compelling stories that connect us with the Northern Rocky Mountains, illuminating our lives and...
View Paugh History HallCurrent Exhibit, Primary Exhibit
A bronze statue of MOR 555, a Tyrannosaurus rex, discovered in 1988 by Kathy Wankel, greets you upon arrival. In 1988...
View Big MikeChanging Exhibit, Coming Soon
Move over, dinosaurs! Massive marine monsters have emerged in the changing exhibit, Savage Ancient Seas. Dive into an ancient underwater world of 7...
View Savage Ancient SeasPrimary Exhibit, Coming Soon
The Living History Farm represents a homestead typical of those found in southwestern Montana in 1890-1910. The exhibit area includes...
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The Vikings Begin includes magnificent weapons, both for attack and defense, but also smaller treasures such as jewelry and objects...
View The Vikings BeginChanging Exhibit, Coming Soon
Women: A Century of Change draws from the acclaimed National Geographic photo archives to showcase a global chronicle of the...
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View Women: A Century of ChangeChanging Exhibit, Coming Soon
Environmental Impact II features more than 50 artworks, including paintings, photography, sculptures, and film, focused on generating public attention surrounding...
View Environmental Impact IITemporarily Closed
This exhibit is sure to please learners of all ages. Based on the science in Yellowstone National Park and geared...
View Explore YellowstonePast Changing Exhibit
As the once-isolated nation of Japan entered the 20th century and began to assimilate a new, Westernized culture, demand for...
View Seven Masters: 20th-Century Japanese Woodblock Prints
View Seven Masters: 20th-Century Japanese Woodblock PrintsPast Changing Exhibit
A LIFE IN THE WILD is an exhibition containing 40 of Mangelsen's most resonant images that take viewers on a journey...
View Thomas D. Mangelsen: A Life in the Wild
View Thomas D. Mangelsen: A Life in the Wild