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Harvard Museum of Natural History is one of the Boston attractions offered by Go City. Discover 40+ top Boston attractions and save up to 55% with Go City . Choose between a 1, 2, 3, 5 or 7-day All-Inclusive Pass and get exploring—visit the Paul Revere House, get hands-on at the Museum of Science, hop on an entertaining guided trolley tour ...
Experience Native American history and cultures through special exhibitions on Penobscot Canoes, Lakota Images of the Contested West, and the Indian College at colonial Harvard. Admission to the popular Harvard Museum of Natural History is included.
Established in 2012, HMSC provides public access to some of the most significant collections anywhere in the world, representing the wonders of the planet and the customs and ingenuity of civilization across time.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass., August 3, 2022—Visitors to the Glass Flowers gallery in the Harvard Museum of Natural History often remark on the realistic nature of the models, exclaiming, “they look so real. I can’t believe they are made of glass!”
Unlimited free admission to all HMSC museums. Free admission to museums and science centers worldwide through the Association of Science & Technology Centers (ASTC) Passport Program, excluding museums within a 90-mile radius of HMSC museums. Invitations to exclusive member-only events.
Take this virtual journey through the exhibit galleries of the Harvard Museum of Natural History, where we will reveal intriguing, and often surprising, sources of creativity and connection between the realms of nature and art.
Jenny is the collections manager of perhaps our most famous collection–Harvard’s collection of glass flowers, which were made by hand more than 100 years ago by Rudolf and Leopold Blaschka, a father-son duo, and mastercraftsman.
HMSC offers evidence-based learning experiences to support a deeper understanding of science, culture, and the natural world, and to enable our audiences to reflect and make decisions on the most important challenges that face society in the twenty-first century.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass., March 15, 2024 — Arthropods: Creatures That Rule is a popular gallery in the Harvard Museum of Natural History that draws on Harvard research to explore arthropods’ extraordinary evolutionary success. It features a wide array of preserved creatures and live specimens.
Exhibit Spotlights. HMSC Connects! Exhibit Spotlights offer a virtual window into intriguing cultural and scientific concepts with online exhibits, selections from gallery exhibitions, and more. The Groundbreaker: A Woman Archaeologist in a Field Led by Men.