Teeth Claws Spikes. Fun for the whole family

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Visit one of the largest dinosaur exhibits 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.

Plan your visit
appalachiosaurus and museum guests
t rex and triceratops
river of time interactive displays

Come face-to-face with towering titans like Stegosaurus, Triceratops, T. rex, and MORE in the ultimate dinosaur experience!

Explore authentic fossils, marvel at full-bodied skeletons, and uncover a history…with teeth.

Exhibit Highlights Include:

Brontosaurus

Full-bodied prehistoric skeleton casts 

montie in full view

Authentic dinosaur fossils, including an Edmontosaurus that displays healed wounds from a T. rex attack

t. rex and triceratops display

The return of The Schiele's iconic T. rex in a whole new display

Stegosaurus

Stegasaurus, Triceratops, Apatosaurus, and MANY MORE of your favorite dinosaurs

appalachiosaurus skeleton

Specimens unique to the Southeast, including Appalachiosaurus, the East Coast T. rex

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Explore the interactive map of the exhibit!

Learn more about the giants before you meet them.

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The Appalachiosaurus, known as the East Coast T. rex.

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The River of Time contains over 100 fossils and fossil casts representing millions of years.

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The long-necked Brontosaurus spans the entire Hall, and is 80 feet long from head to tail.

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What dinosaur could ever rival the mighty T. rex? Triceratops, of course! Which will win this battle between the giants?

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This lean mean T. rex is the same specimen that lived upright in The Schiele’s lobby for over 20 years.

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One of two authentic fossils in the Hall, “Montie” the Edmontosaurus traveled 4,321 miles to reach his permanent home at The Schiele.

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There is evidence that a Stegosaurus could lean back on its tail to reach higher food sources. See one in action!

Thank you to the dedicated supporters and sponsors of this experience. The Hall of Dinosaurs was made possible through their generosity.

THANK YOU TO THESE DONORS
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