Academy of Natural Sciences - Dinosaur Hall
Founded in 1812, this is the oldest natural science museum in the Americas, and its Dinosaur Hall displays more than 30 dinosaurs and other …
Philadelphia, United States has 4 family-friendly dinosaur activities on DinoPassport, including museums & exhibits, fossil digs & trails and roadside dinos & statues. Highlights include Academy of Natural Sciences - Dinosaur Hall, Hadrosaurus Foulkii Leidy Site (Hadrosaurus Park), Hadrosaurus foulkii Bronze Statue. 3 are free to visit. Each listing has a map, opening details, and directions.
Philadelphia is where paleontology in America effectively began: the Academy of Natural Sciences mounted the world's first dinosaur skeleton in 1868, a hadrosaur dug up just across the river in Haddonfield, New Jersey. Families here can trace that whole story in one day, from the fossil-filled Dinosaur Hall on the Parkway to the actual marl pit where the bones were found and the bronze statue that now marks it.
Founded in 1812, this is the oldest natural science museum in the Americas, and its Dinosaur Hall displays more than 30 dinosaurs and other …
This free Victorian-era natural history museum has barely changed since the 1880s, with wood-and-glass cabinets of fossils, minerals, and mo…
A National Historic Landmark since 1994, this quiet wooded mini-park marks the marl pit where William Parker Foulke excavated the Hadrosauru…
This life-size bronze sculpture by local artist John Giannotti stands in the middle of downtown Haddonfield, about 20 minutes from Philadelp…
Last updated August 2026 · Facts verified from official venue sources.