Morrill Hall
Established in 1871, the University of Nebraska State Museum is the state's premier museum of natural history. With four floors of interactive hands-on activities and exhibits, visitors of all ages will find something fun to do at Morrill Hall. Our 70,000 square foot museum features Nebraska's past and present biological diversity, its cultural heritage, and tons of great fossils. Check out our Visible Lab to see our Collections people working on actual research. We're also home to "Archie," the world's largest fully mounted and composite Columbian mammoth fossil. Located on the University of Nebraska-Lincoln City Campus, we hope you enjoy your visit.
What's Going On?
Pop into Morrill Hall for storytime with Lincoln City Libraries. This month learn more about parasites through stories, songs and movement.
Scientists, we’ve got some investigating to do! The science lab is open at Morrill Hall from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. to examine space crafts.
Pop into Morrill Hall for storytime with Lincoln City Libraries on the first Thursday of each month! Learn more about trees through stories, songs, and movement.
