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| Tellus Science Museum |
| A wonderful science museum with an extensive mineral collection, planetarium, free gem panning and free fossil dig. This is a great museum in Cartersville, GA just off of I-75. They are members of the ASTC and will honor reciprocal memberships from other participating science museums. This museum offers classes to groups - it is a public facility - but the classes are very well done and interesting |
| 100 Tellus Drive |
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| Cartersville |
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| 30120 |
7 days a week 10am - 5pm.
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Admission (Includes Fossil Dig & Gem Panning)
Members - Free
Adults - $12
Children (3 - 17) - $8
Student with ID - $8
Active Military with ID - Free
Seniors (65+) - $10
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| (770) 606-5700 |
| http://www.tellusmuseum.org |
 | | Michelle H, Co-op Member | | My family really enjoyed Tellus. My husband and I took our 7 year old son and there was some much to enjoy I don't think I could pin point a favorite. The dinosaurs, the fossil dig, the hands on science experiments, it was all great. There is a lot to do and see. We will be going back to see the planetarium. |
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 | | MJ, Co-op Member | | I gave the museum three stars only because their portray of science is only from a evolution point of view. However, if you want to see the best display of rocks of all types, Tellus museum is it! Both children and adults would enjoy these display. We purchase the yearly membership because it is cheaper for a large family and because of the ROCKS. We did not renew our membership due to their stance against balance view of science history. |
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 | | MJ, Co-op Member | | I gave the museum three stars only because their portray of science is only from a evolution point of view. However, if you want to see the best display of rocks of all types, Tellus museum is it! Both children and adults would enjoy these display. We purchase the yearly membership because it is cheaper for a large family and because of the ROCKS. We did not renew our membership due to their stance against balance view of science history. |
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