Welcome to Mt. Blanco Fossil Museum
Digging up the facts of God's Creation:
One fossil at a time.
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Grand
re-opening of
Mt. Blanco Fossil Museum
Friday Dec. 4th,
2009
124 West Main, Crosbyton,
Texas
After nearly two years of
being closed to the public, the Mt. Blanco Fossil Museum
is open again. We have a new look, thanks in
large part to the newest Mt. Blanco team member, Miss
Whitney Yule of Bowling Green, Kentucky.
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| Joe and Whitney |
Ribbon Cutting |
New Display |
Whitney and
museum director, Joe Taylor have re-arranged and
improved displays, most of which had been neglected
during the museum’s long legal battle. The museum will
be open regularly from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM, Mon –Fri.
School groups are welcome.
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With her
experience in broadcast television and radio, Whitney
and has now turned her talents to her own video company.
Her first feature-length, Bone Digger, is a
documentary featuring Joe Taylor and the Mt. Blanco
Museum and will be ready for release soon.
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Come tour the largest (still)
Creation Fossil Museum in the world. And for those
who may not know, there are two museums here! The other
is an art museum of Joe Taylor’s paintings for the music
recording industry during the 1970s and 80s.
Contact
us at
mtblanco1@aol.com or call 806-675-7777.
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Independent Creationist
Association
Mt. Blanco Fossil Museum is narrowing the dates
for the 2010 Independent Creationist Meeting.
Tues. and Wed., March 23 - 24
is looking like a good time to have it. Let me know
what you think. We will be locking in the dates
soon.
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TRIBUTE TO MY BROTHERS, JOHN AND TOM TAYLOR I’ve buried too many close friends lately and I just
decided it would be nice to write a
living memorial for two people
who have been the greatest contributors to my life, my own brothers, John
and Tom Taylor. Most of you, who know me through my fossil work and this web
site, never see those behind the scenes. John and Tom have been there. And
without their help, encouragement and sometimes critical financial help, my
fossil work and the
Mt. Blanco Fossil
Museum would not have been
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Cast For Sale
Clute Mammoth
Wooden Bowl
Cast of Ice Age bowl found with the
Clute Mammoth $50.00+shipping |
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Fossils Facts and Fantasies
is back in print and available for
order online. |
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Mt. Blanco Fossil Museum & Joe Taylor
Blog
Joe is ready to blog again.
Click
here to read and
sign up. |
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Fossil News, Reports & Editorials
Archives
Read all of
our current (2009) and past (2001-2008) archives here. |
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Recent News: |
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John Quade (Saunders) Memorial
(April 1, 1938 – August 9, 2009) Long time personal
friend of Joe Taylor passes away. |
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ICA Stones News
Joe Taylor traveled to Peru and investigated the
original ICA burial stones showing humans and dinosaurs
together. Joe is preparing a Powerpoint
presentation on his findings. Call (806)675-7777
or (806)675-2421 to schedule a presentation. |
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Gobi Desert Unicorn
Mt. Blanco Fossil Museum is
preparing a new specimen of a one horn rhinoceros skull
with sabers in lower jaws. Cast will be made available.
Original skull available by owners. |
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Update on the Lone Star Mastodon:
We had hoped the sale of Lone Star would allow Mt. Blanco to get on its feet again. This was not to be. In May, 2008, without notifying Mt. Blanco,
Heritage Auctions delivered the mastodon and gave the money to the Pete DeRosa family who had a judgment against us. This loss was the final blow. We closed the museum and Joel and Henry moved. As far as we know, Lone Star is in a New Mexico museum.
Original story here. |
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The
Taylor Trail has been shipped to the
Glendive Dinosaur and Fossil
Museum, Glendive Montana - Otis Kline Curator. See
original story
here. |
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Fossil Catalog
We sell reproductions of
over 300 fossils. We also sell real fossils, and can help you
find almost any cast. |
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About Mt. Blanco
We are a working museum.
We dig a lot and restore a lot of fossils from other groups and
individuals. We do research and are involved in a variety of
productions. |
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Tour the Mt. Blanco
Museum
Museum Director Joe
Taylor gives guided lecture tours of the facility. He talks
about the displays from local fossil beds as well as artifacts from
around the world. Visitors may purchase replicates of actual fossils
they see in the museum. |
