Fort Peck Interpretive Center & Museum
CHILDREN MUSEUM, DINOSAUR MUSEUM, LEWIS AND CLARK LANDMARK, MUSEUM
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Fort Peck
The Fort Peck Dam Interpretive Center and Museum is a partnership between the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service. Our facility features the two largest aquariums in Montana displaying the fish of Fort Peck Lake and the Missouri River.
A lifesize model of Peck's Rex will greet visitors entering our main lobby. The Tyrannosaurus Rex was discovered 20 miles southeast of Fort Peck in 1997. A skeleton cast of Peck's Rex is also on display in the exhibit hall. You'll find it along with several other regional paleontology displays, including a Cretaceous Sea display.
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- CHILDRENS ACTIVITIES
- CULTURAL
- EDUCATION
- EXHIBIT
- HISTORY
- LEWIS AND CLARK
- MUSEUM
- PALEONTOLOGY
- WILDLIFE ART
- AIR CONDITIONING
- CHILDRENS ACTIVITIES
- HANDICAPPED ACCESSIBLE
- INSTRUCTION
- INTERNET ACCESS WIRELESS
- MAPS
- PARKING
- PICNIC TABLES
- PUBLIC RESTROOM
- UNESCORTED TOUR
- 1.5 miles east of Fort Peck, on Lower Yellowstone Road, between the Downstream Campground and the Powerhouses.
