Springfield Science Museum in Summer.

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Discover the wonders of science, nature, and the universe at the Springfield Science Museum. For more than 160 years, the Museum has inspired curiosity through engaging exhibits, fascinating collections, and opportunities to explore the world around us—from the creatures that share our planet to the cultures that shape our stories and the mysteries of space.

Explore natural history, anthropology, and physical science through experiences designed to spark questions and encourage discovery. Then journey beyond Earth at the Seymour Planetarium, home to the historic Korkosz Starball, the oldest operating star projector in the United States.

Whether you’re uncovering ancient discoveries, investigating scientific phenomena, or gazing at distant galaxies, the Springfield Science Museum invites you to explore, learn, and imagine what’s possible.

Galleries

Earth Hall

Earth Hall

Dinosaur Hall

Dinosaur Hall

Dinosaurs Still Live: The Story of Archosaurs

Dinosaurs Still Live: The Story of Archosaurs

Living Waters: From Oceans to Valleys

Living Waters: From Oceans to Valleys

Spark!Lab

Spark!Lab

Seymour Planetarium

Seymour Planetarium

R.E. Phelon African Hall

R.E. Phelon African Hall

Map

Collections

Ngombe Ngulu Prestige Sword

Ngombe Ngulu Prestige Sword

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Meteorite

Meteorite

Telegraphone Recorder

Telegraphone Recorder

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Ubora and Ahadi Awards

The Ubora and Ahadi Awards are presented by the African Hall Subcommittee to African-Americans who demonstrate a commitment to the Greater Springfield area and exhibit excellence in the fields of community service, education, science, humanities, the arts or academics.

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Partnerships & Affiliations

Smithsonian Affiliate
Springfield Cultural Partnership
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Art Bridges Foundation Access for All

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