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Royal Tyrrell Museum More Info
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Named after Joseph Burr Tyrrell who discovered the first dinosaur fossils in the Drumheller Valley, the Royal Tyrrell Museum contains a wealth of information on Alberta's rich fossil heritage. This internationally recognized palaeontology museum features a large display of complete dinosaur skeletons and a number of interactive exhibits including a Cretaceous garden. Museum amenities include a cafeteria, a picnic area, a gift shop and nearby Badland trails.
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Royal Tyrrell Museum in Drumheller, AB - Only 90 minutes NE of Calgary in the heart of the Canadian Badlands!
Atlas Coal Mine National Historic Site More Info
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Step into the past, when "Coal was King". The Atlas Coal Mine is a registered provincial historic resource and designated National Historic Site, which preserves the vast coal mining heritage of Alberta. Walk the interpretive trails around an original mine site; join an interpreter for a climb to the top of Canada's last wooden tipple or don caps and lamps and head into the underground conveyor tunnel and hike up to the mine entrance. Step into the now quiet wash house; enter a fully furnished miner's shack; walk around antique machinery; or watch the award winning video "Thunder in the Valley". Displays, trails, interpretive programs and much more. Don't miss the unique souvenir collection in the Miner's Lamp Gift Shop. Washrooms, snacks and picnic area. The site is open to the public throughout the summer, and year-round for group bookings. Individual, family and group rates available. Address: 15 minutes east of Drumheller, 110 Century Drive, | East Coulee, AB | T0J 1B0 [ Map ] Tel: 403 822-2220
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Atlas Coal Mine Step back to 1930 and explore Drumheller's mining history!
Drumheller Valley Interpretive Centre + My Favorites
Drumheller Valley Interpretive Centre, situated in downtown Drumheller, explores the history of Drumheller Valley beginning with the prehistoric dinosaurs. Exhibits at the museum include the Ice Age, petrified forests, coal mining, Badlands geology and more. Address: 335 - 1 St. East | Drumheller, AB | T0J 0Y0 Tel: 1 403 823-2593
Fossil World Discovery Centre Museum + My Favorites
The star attraction at the Fossil World Discovery Centre is the amazingly lifelike 7-m (21-ft) animatronic T-Rex. This fascinating complex is also home to fossil exhibits and plenty of hands-on activities for kids, such as Don's Mineral Mining Station and a fossil dig. Address: 1381 N Dinosaur Tr | Drumheller, AB [ Map ] Tel: 1 403 823-6666
Homestead Antique Museum + My Favorites
Housing artifacts from the west's early days including musical instruments, First Nations relics, fashions, military items, farm implements, antique trucks and cars, and even a stuffed, two-headed calf. Tel: 1 403 823-2600
Valley Doll Museum & GIfts + My Favorites
Antique Doll Museum and Gift shop featuring dolls, doll related gifts, Red Hat Society items, Art and more. Address: 84 - 3 Avenue West | Drumheller, Alberta | T0J 0Y0 Tel: 1 403 823-3655
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Dinosaur & Fossil Museum + My Favorites
See the collection of L A Duncan who spent a lifetime unearthing fossils, marine life and Indian artifacts from the hills of the Red Deer River Valley. Exhibits explain the ancient inland sea, petrified forests, coal formation, fossilization and the dinosaur remains found in the valley. Open Daily May 1 to October 15 Address: 335 - 1 Street East, Drumheller, Alberta, Canada Tel: 1 403 823-2593
Badlands Historical Centre + My Favorites
For all kinds of quirky exhibits covering topics that range from the coal epic to inventions, visit Badlands Historical Centre. The museum is just down the street from Reptile World in Drumheller. Address: 1st Street East | Drumheller, AB Tel: 1 403 823-2593