Museum of Creation and Earth History
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The Museum of Creation and Earth History, established by the Institute for Creation Research, presents many displays and a series of rooms and hallways, recording events and science from the first day of Creation up to the present day.
The Museum of Creation and Earth History was enlarged in 1992 to 4,000 sq. ft., and its exhibits constitute a unique learning resource. It is open to the public and frequently toured by visiting classes of school children and church groups, as well as individuals.
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Museum of Creation and Earth History |
- FREE ADMISSION
- OPEN: Monday – Saturday, 9 am – 4 pm
Gallery
 Day 6 creation exhibit |
 Canyon Wall |
 Hall of Scholars |
 Mount St. Helens exhibit |
 Temple exhibit |
 Browse |
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