Planet Earth
2009-07-29 to 2009-12-31 The Planet Earth exhibit will showcase how the earth was formed and what it is made of. It will also explain to visitors why earthquakes happen and most importantly why they do not occur in Britain. This display will also give us an insight into many other facts about our beautiful planet earth.
Venue: Sedgwick Museum of Geology
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Nowhere else in Cambridge will you find a giant elk, the world’s largest spider and dinosaurs, together in one room. The Sedgwick Museum’s fossil collection has them all! Crystals and rocks of all colors under the sun, skeletons of creatures such as hippopotami that used to roam the area and one of Britain’s oldest geological collections in original 17th-century walnut cabinets. Part of its charm is the antiquity of the museum itself. It was, and still is, a Victorian institution (gift shop aside). As you leave, look back at the building – the bears on the stair banisters, the marine dinosaur on the roof – what a treat! Wheelchair users are advised to telephone prior to visiting. The museum is closed between Christmas and New Year and over Easter.
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Jul 29th, 2009 to Dec 31st, 2009
The Planet Earth exhibit will showcase how the earth was formed and what it is made of. It will also explain to visitors why earthquakes happen and most importantly why they do not occur in Britain. This display will also give us an insight into many other facts about our beautiful planet earth.
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