Re: FWD: Idaho fossil displays?

["John W. Atwood, Computer Specialist, Bismarck, ND "<jwatwood@wrdmail.er.usgs.gov>]

On Tue, 23 May 1995 02:09:48 -0400 
Flyinggoat@aol.com said:
> This was something I was hoping someone here might be able to answer
> for Tim.  He posted this on Alt.Dinosaur, and I haven't the faintest
> idea what to tell him.  Any suggestions?---Betty
> 
> ---------from alt.dinosaur--------------------
> I am  traveling to Idaho Falls, Id. this summer.  I had planned to
> visit Dinosaur NM but have decided that the trip may be too far.  I am
> interested in alternate places to visit.  I understand that Univesity
> of Utah has a display, is this so?  How about the Hagerman Fossil Beds
> or Fossil Butte?  Are there dinosaur remains there?  I would appreciate
> any advice.
> 
> Tim Stickley
> TStickley@AOL.COM
> ------------------------------------------------
Please pass this on to Tim.

The University of Utah has an excellent display of Jurassic dinosaurs.
They are located in the Museum of Natural History, on campus.  They
have a mounted Allosaurus, Stegosaurus, and one or two others that I
don't remember off hand.  They have a nice display of other fossils,
and a nice mineral display also.  The whole museum is intersting.  If
you go to Salt Lake City, and like the geosciences, you shouldn't miss
it.

I used to spend a lot of time between classes there, and miss having it
nearby.

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