Category: Before 2005

Mt. Blanco Museum has a unique, one of a kind art gallery On display are over twenty hand-painted billboards of some of the biggest recording artists of the

Waco Sudden Death Mammoth Site Largest Single Mammoth Death Site In July 2015, President Barack Obama declared the Waco Sudden Death Mammoth Site a National Monument. Joe Taylor

Clute Mammoth Wooden Bowl $65.00+ $5 shipping (USA) Cast of Ice Age bowl found with the Clute (or Asiel) Mammoth. $65.00+ $5 shipping (USA) Article and photos copyright

Mt. Blanco Fossil Museum Announces Start your own Creation Museum and Ministry Conference October 11, 2005, Crosbyton, Texas Hosted by Mount Blanco Fossil museum and Joe Taylor, in

FACT Dinosaur Dig in Montana Was Great Ten new comers met on July 20th, in Glendive, Montana near the Yelowstone River and Lewis and Clark trail, to continue

Mt. Blanco Fossil Museum Announces Start your own Creation Museum and Ministry Conference October 11, 2005, Crosbyton, Texas Hosted by Mount Blanco Fossil museum and Joe Taylor, in

American Vision and My Pilgrim Kids In a flash the eight of us loaded into my huge, old, restored, classic, 4-door ‘59 Chevy Nomad station wagon, and invaded

MR PIBB and the Little Ladies Could there be a connection between lettering on a modern soft drink can, Nazi Germany and our founding fathers? Maybe. Let’s see.

WACO SUDDEN DEATH MAMMOTH In the summer of 2001, the Mt. Blanco team joined by Otis Kline and Bryce Gaudian, molded the third  of the three largest molds

4-Winged Fossil Bird “It has feathers on its hind legs that resemble wings”, said Taylor. Supposedly since it predates many dinosaurs which evolutionists want it to have evolved

COLORADO DINOSAUR DIG The Mt. Blanco Fossil Team, under the direction of Carl E. Baugh and the Creation Evidence Museum of Glen Rose, Texas, has worked at excavating

Colorado Allosaur Dig – Joe Taylor and the Mt Blanco Team performed a rapid excavation of a vertebral column of an allosaur that was in danger of destruction. COLORADO

Special Mt. Blanco Report of the 61st Society of Vertebrate Paleontology Meeting Report of the 61st Meeting of SVP by Don Ensign, Mt. Blanco Associate Manager The 61st

  Thousands of public school kids have come for tours through the Mt Blanco Fossil Museum. Hundreds more home schooled kids have come as well. In the past

  T-REX SKIN – First ever!! Press Release Dec.14, 2001 Joe Taylor of the Mt.  Blanco Fossil museum in Crosbyton, Texas was recently contacted by a fellow paleontologist