Adam S. SmithT. rex skeleton in the Nottingham Natural History Museum, Wollaton Hall.
George the GorillaPalaeontologists Darren Withers @outfossiling (left) and Richard Forrest @richardforrest (right) visited us to see the ichthyosaur they donated now on display, and also to present some more bits of it to the museum! Bones from the skeleton continue to be discovered from the dig site. We'll add these to the display soon!
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An Oxford Clay display of fossils in two parts. From Jurassic Sea Floor...To Wollaton Hall Store. #FossilFriday #Fossil #paleontology #NottNatHist #museum #WollatonHall
@outfossiling @WitcherClo @GeorgeTheGorilla Finished! Let me know when you visit and we can meet up. #fossil #NottNatHist #museum #FossilFriday
The rear end of a T. rex for #FossilFriday. This replica skeleton is the centrepiece to the new Discovering Dinosaurs gallery, which opened this week at Wollaton Hall @GeorgeTheGorilla
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Come and see our new Discovering Dinosaurs gallery, now open!
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I spent the last two years working on the new Discovering Dinosaurs gallery at Wollaton Hall, which is now open.
Here's one of the display cases with a nesting Oviraptor skeleton on the top!
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Finally! Our new Discovering Dinosaurs gallery opens to the public tomorrow, April 1st, at 11am!
This coincides with the launch of a new "pay once visit all year" entrance fee into Wollaton Hall. £15 per adult, children free (ages 0–15).
That provides unlimited access to the Nottingham Natural History Museum, including the new dinosaur displays, for 12 months.
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Fossil lynx jaw and partial skull from Pleasley, Nottinghamshire, in the Nottingham Natural History Museum, Wollaton Hall @GeorgeTheGorilla. It’s a historical figured specimen, usually on display, but currently on loan to the University of Nottingham for analysis.
Titus the T. rex as it appeared under dramatic red lighting (temporary for Halloween, I think) in 2021 at the Nottingham Natural History Museum, Wollaton Hall, Nottingham.
