One of the nation's top natural history museums, learn about fossils, rocks, history, and more though exhibits and hands-on fun. View the world's largest fully mounted mammoth fossil.

Admission, hours, and prices for Morrill Hall on UNL's campus. Everything you need to know about visiting Nebraska's best natural history museum.

Mueller Planetarium is located inside Morrill Hall. Shows are available to the public on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, with the exception of home football gamedays. Tickets may be purchased on site at Morrill Hall.

Morrill Hall is known for its paleontological collections, especially its iconic Elephant Hall, where visitors will see the world's largest articulated fossil Columbian mammoth alongside a unique collection of Nebraskan fossil elephants.

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Explore all four floors of Morrill Hall in this 360 tour of the museum. Wander Elephant Hall, explore Cherish Nebraska, traverse the Hall of Nebraska Wildlife and more.

Schedule a group visit to Morrill Hall. Even better, enhance your trip with a Planetarium show or an educator-led Gallery program. Proudly a 2020-2021 and 2017-2018 CILC Pinnacle Award Winner for our Virtual Learning programs.

Morrill Hall is located just south of 14th and Vine Streets on the University of Nebraska-Lincoln campus. To reach Morrill Hall from Interstate 80 or Nebraska Highway 2, take 27th Street to Vine Street, then turn west on Vine Street.

Morrill Hall - First Floor: Biodiversity. Listen to a rattlesnake, touch a magpie and experience our famous wildlife dioramas. Experience the Marx Discovery Center, our discovery room of hands-on natural wonders.

Morrill Hall - Fourth Floor: Cherish Nebraska. After being closed to the public for more than 50 years, the fourth level has been transformed into state-of-the-art exhibits using modern technology. Celebrate Nebraska’s natural heritage – the diversity of life that has been shaped over the millennia by Nebraska’s changing environments.