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Tyrannosaurus skeleton

Visit the largest dinosaur exhibit in the Carolinas, with 4,200 square feet of real fossils, interactive learning experiences, and full-bodied cast specimens of T. rex, Triceratops, Stegosaurus, and more.

Loading of Fossils
stegosaurus plates
Dinosaur foot fossils
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Exhibit highlights include:

  • 14 full-bodied prehistoric skeleton casts
  • Authentic dinosaur fossils-one that displays healed wounds from a T. rex attack
  • Engaging and interactive displays
  • Specimens unique to the Southeast, including Appalachiosaurus, the East Coast T. rex

Mark your calendar for Opening Day, September 26, & plan a visit to see this incredible exhibit!

We're Building Excitement!

This innovative exhibit will enhance educational opportunities, increase visitation, and strengthen The Schiele’s role as a regional leader in science education. The Elizabeth Williams Robinson Hall of Dinosaurs will immerse visitors in the awe-inspiring story of prehistoric life. This dynamic space will not only ignite a passion for natural science but will also position The Schiele Museum as an essential educational resource that will have a lasting impact on our Community.

Legs of the Apatosaurus
Dr. Ann Tippitt standing beside the leg of the Apatosaurus, a towering giant Sauropod that stretches 80' in length from tip to tail.
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