Utah Field House of Natural History
(A virtual tour of the Vernal museum...)
These pages provide a virtual tour Utah Field House of Natural History in Vernal, UT.  If you are ever in the area, this museum is a MUST SEE.  It's remote location hides the true workings of the museum.  It is an active paleontologist's institution.  Several new dinosaur species have been excavated by museum staff and a newly renovated museum building is in work.  Recently, the Denver Mfsuseum of Nature & Science (DMNS) led an excavation in the Green River formation, Parachute Creek member to help recover fossils for the new building's exhibits - something we call "The Great Wall of Vernal".  Don't miss the 24' x 12' wall coming in 2004 to the museum.  For more on the excavation, see Green River Fossil Excavation in Bonanza, UT.

Utah Field House of Natural History State Park
(Vernal, UT)
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 TAKE VIRTUAL TOUR OF IMAGES!
The museum is very unique and includes a dinosaur garden on the west side with 17 full-size replicas including Tyrannosaurus, Utahraptor, Triceratops and others.  Evening lectures are held in the summer evening.  The Field House is part of Utah State Parks and sits on 2 acres in downtown Vernal.
Utah Field House of Natural History State Park
235 E Main Street
Vernal, UT 84078
435-789-3799


References for Utah Field House of Natural History:
  1. Utah State Parks (parks.state.ut.us)
  2. Desert USA (desertusa.com)

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