Reservations

Monday - Thursday  
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The Goddard Children's Museum was built in 1997.  It is a 24,000 square foot
two story building, uniquely designed to fit the existing landscape at its
location.  Visitors will find several different scenarios throughout the museum.  

Audio/Visual Room

Our "Audio/Visual" room will provide groups with state of the art equipment, including a 9' X 15' movie viewing screen.  Audio surround sound,
with Dolby audio
equipment
, has been  designed specifically for this room
Graffham Hall  (Fran's Room)

Fran has stood proudly in this exhibit since the Children's Museum opened in 1997.  She is a 40 foot long 10 foot high "Acrocanthasaurus" (ACRO-can-THE-
sar-US
(High Spine Lizard) dinosaur.  Found in Southeastern Oklahoma and
restored at the Black Hills institute in the Dakotas.  The carnivore
(meat eating)
display is truly an experience you will enjoy.
Native Culture Room

One of the true treasures of the museum is the "Indian Exhibit."  Tribes from all over North America helped create an authentic and hands-on exhibit of Native
American cultures.  Wearing authentic clothing and grinding corn on 2,000
year-old "matate stones" is truly one of the highlights of the day.  These
displays allow you to get a sense of how Native American culture has
influenced us today.  To be able to handle "actual" artifacts, beat an authentic
animal skin drum and grind corn the "old fashion way" is truly an enlightening
experience.
Animal Room

The exhibits, in this room, provide visitors with extraordinary displays of birds, fish, plants and animals that are indigenous to Southern Oklahoma and North
Texas.  You are able to actually pick up and examine, up close, furs, bones,
skeletons, skins and more.
Counter
Fossil Dig

This exhibit remains in the spirit of others within the museum
(touchie ... feelie).  You can actually dig for "real" dinosaur bones, there are several to be found within
this 6,000 square foot area display.  Visitors of all ages will find an abudnance
of real fossils.
and you can take them home with you, compliments of the Goddard Children's Musuem.
Stream

Walk along a  prehistoric stream.  Follow the footsteps of prehistoric birds and animals as you go back in time to the days of dinosaurs and other  animals of
long ago.  Water is the source for life - animals seek out water - streams are a
VERY important social gathering places, for ALL!
Museum Gift Shop

Spend a little time in our gift shop and take memories with you.  We have t-shirts, caps, walking canes, coffee
mugs, numerous fossils and many, many other
interesting items.

*We hope to have our museum store on line soon.
Nature Through the Eyes of a Child!
580 993 3333 - main
Goddard Youth Camp  RR 1 #276 Sulphur, Oklahoma  73086
580 993 3336 - cafeteria
580 993 3335 - museum
580 993 3334  -  fax
Museum
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