Gene W.
7/14/2025
Cool place to get educated about natural & cultural history of the western Oregon area if you only have a few hours to spend. Cuz parking at the museums lot is free on weekends, best to go then to...
Museum of Natural and Cultural History
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1680 E 15th Ave
Eugene, OR 97403
The Museum of Natural and Cultural History in Eugene, OR is a vibrant institution that fosters connections between people, history, and the future. With a focus on science, culture, and sustainability, the museum offers a range of programs, exhibits, and research opportunities for visitors to engage with. From exploring the diverse collections to delving into the rich heritage of the region, the museum provides a platform for learning, discovery, and community building.
Located on the traditional homeland of the Kalapuya people, the museum acknowledges and respects the indigenous heritage of the area. Committed to inclusivity and non-discrimination, the institution promotes a just and equitable environment for all. Whether you're interested in archaeology, folklife, or simply want to immerse yourself in the wonders of the natural world, the Museum of Natural and Cultural History invites you to embark on a captivating journey of exploration and understanding.
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4.519 reviews
Robin F.
7/24/2025
It was nice. Better for children or adults who have little knowledge of the west coast states and the history. A fun refresh Husband wanted pictures of the oldest shoes so I guess I made him happy.
Austin G.
6/21/2025
Coming from Washington, D.C., I'm used to big, world class museums with free admission. This museum is small and cost $6, but it's worth a visit nonetheless. The museum itself is on one level...
Steve P.
4/23/2023
It was a real pleasure to walk into this museum and see that it was clean and organized with very thoughtful displays. There are very informative dioramas with excellent replicas as well as...
Megan S.
1/10/2024
I visited this museum recently on a "First Friday" when the admission was free. Meeting up with a friend and our two little toddlers in tow, I knew I wasn't going to have an in-depth "adult"...
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