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1600 Gendy St. Fort Worth, TX 76107

817-255-9300

http://www.fwmsh.org

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1600 Gendy St. Fort Worth TX 76107

Hours: Sun 11:30am-5:30pm, Mon-Thu 9am-5:30pm, Fri-Sat 9am-8pm

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Permanent exhibits include DinoDig, Comin' Through Cowtown, ExploraZone, Kidspace, Lone Star Dinosaurs and Hands on Science

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Lone Star Dinosaurs

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The museum features this permanent exhibit that offers activities in paleontology in a 8000 square foot space with field site, laser technology, co...
9/11 Tribute

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Beams from the North Tower of the World Trade Center will be on display in the museum's atrium before it is permanently installed outside the museu...

Self-Made Cyborg

By Matthew Lawson | Thu, February 28, 2013

Mark Frauenfelder isn’t human. The former editor-in-chief at Wired magazine online just does too much to be mortal. When he breaks from contributing to The New York Times Magazine, Popular Science, Business Week, The Hollywood Reporter or Wired,... More »
$Glacier? I Barely Know \'Er.$

Glacier? I Barely Know 'Er.

By Jennifer Davis-lamm | Thu, October 11, 2012

Not sure if you heard about this, but 100 years ago, there was this awesome ship that accidentally hit an iceberg. A bunch of really bad stuff happened to a lot of really good people, and history (and Hollywood) has told us all about some of the... More »
As R.E.M. Said, Everybody Farts

By Jennifer Davis-lamm | Thu, March 22, 2012

Remember when you were in third grade and one stray toot enveloping the classroom was enough to keep the whole class buzzing for hours? You tried to deduce who did it. Then you discussed all the other memorable gas clouds you could think of (like... More »
Gorgeous George

By Sam Merten | Thu, October 27, 2011

His face is on the one-dollar bill, the quarter and Mount Rushmore, and he may or may not have chopped down the cherry tree as a child. You know George Washington, but it’s unlikely you know the real George Washington. The Fort Worth Museum of... More »
First In Flight

By Carli Baylor | Thu, August 25, 2011

Remember how much fun your first plane flight was? Do you remember the excitement and tension mounting as you were about to take off? And after you left the ground, as the plane accelerated, did you feel a strange sense of calm as you saw... More »
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