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The '''Colorado School of Mines Geology Museum''' is a [[geology]] [[museum]] based in the [[Colorado School of Mines]], [[Golden, Colorado|Golden]], [[Colorado]], United States. It was established in 1873<ref>[http://gardnerhistory.com/sesquicentennialstories/golden/oldest.htm Golden's Oldest].</ref> and opened in 1874.<ref name="mines">[http://www.mines.edu/Geology_Museum Geology Museum], [[Colorado School of Mines]], USA.</ref> |
The '''Colorado School of Mines Geology Museum''' is a [[geology]] [[museum]] based in the [[Colorado School of Mines]], [[Golden, Colorado|Golden]], [[Colorado]], United States. It was established in 1873<ref>[http://gardnerhistory.com/sesquicentennialstories/golden/oldest.htm Golden's Oldest].</ref> and opened in 1874.<ref name="mines">[http://www.mines.edu/Geology_Museum Geology Museum], [[Colorado School of Mines]], USA.</ref> |
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The museum has two floors in which it displays [[fossil]]s, [[gemstone]]s, [[meteorite]]s, [[mineral]]s, |
The museum has two floors in which it displays [[fossil]]s, [[gemstone]]s, [[meteorite]]s, [[mineral]]s, and [[mining]] artifacts, including the [[Colorado lunar sample displays]]. The museum acts as the Colorado state repository for mineral heritage. |
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Established | 1873–74 |
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Location | General Research Laboratory (GRL) building, 1310 Maple St., Golden, CO 80401, United States |
Coordinates | 39°45′07″N 105°13′29″W / 39.75189°N 105.22484°W |
Type | University museum, geology |
Curator | Dr Bruce Geller |
Website | www.mines.edu |
The Colorado School of Mines Geology Museum is a geology museum based in the Colorado School of Mines, Golden, Colorado, United States. It was established in 1873[1] and opened in 1874.[2]
The museum has two floors in which it displays fossils, gemstones, meteorites, minerals, and mining artifacts, including the Colorado lunar sample displays. The museum acts as the Colorado state repository for mineral heritage.
Gallery
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Native gold after sylvanite lining fracture in phonolite, Cripple Creek mining district. Specimen at the museum.
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Wikimedia Commons has media related to Colorado School of Mines Geology Museum.
- Museum website
- A hidden gem in Golden, Denver Post, 02/18/2016
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