Atlanta

The Natural History Museum in Atlanta

767 Clifton Road NE, Atlanta

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One of the best museums in town. It was founded only in 1992, but has already accumulated a fairly rich collection of exhibits. So, the museum has halls entirely dedicated to dinosaurs (herbivorous Argentinosauruses against the predators of Gigantosaurus). This is the pride of museum workers. Other halls feature thematic exhibitions that tell the story of Atlanta through soil slices and changes in flora and fauna. There are expositions devoted to archaeology, as well as ecology and geology of the area.

The purpose of museum exhibitions is to show visitors how all sciences are closely related to each other and what influence certain phenomena of the surrounding world have on each other. These exhibitions are especially useful for young children.

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