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triceratops toy

Wednesday, July 2, 2014

Dinosaur Wednesdays

Triceratops toy

Meet our museum team, Trish the triceratops and the rest of the dinosaurs in the museum every Wednesday until the end of summer!

This event is for all ages and open to the public.

Find out more here!

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