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List of museums and colleges with mastodon fossils on display

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"Fossil Collection". Florida Department of Environmental Protection. Retrieved 15 May 2018. In Tallahassee, visitors at the Museum of Florida History can view "Herman," a mastodon skeleton recovered by FGS staff in 1930 from the depths of Wakulla Springs.

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Nuland, Lawson (5 November 2017), "Florida Museum holds belated National Fossil Day", The Independent Florida Alligator, retrieved 15 May 2018, Almost all the fossils on display were found in Florida. Paul Roth, a volunteer with the Florida Paleontological Society, said Florida has a variety of fossils and creatures. "(There are) mammoths and mastodons, there's other extinct creatures like the American cheetah, there's just, there's a lot of fossils in Florida," Roth said.

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"Evolving Planet - Exhibition Highlights". Field Museum of Natural History. Retrieved 4 May 2018.

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Lord, Steve (2 March 2018), "Mastodon model approved for Aurora exhibit at Phillips Park", Aurora Beacon-News, retrieved 5 May 2018, The bones have been displayed at several museums over the years and today are showcased in the Mastodon Gallery at the Phillips Park Visitors Center.

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"Perry Mastodon". Wheaton College. Retrieved 5 May 2018.

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"Mastodon". The Children's Museum of Indianapolis. Retrieved 4 May 2018.

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"On Exhibit - Permanent Exhibits". Earlham College. Retrieved 4 May 2018.

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Location	City	Reference
Joseph Brant Museum	Burlington, Ontario	^[2]
Royal Ontario Museum	Toronto, Ontario	^[3]
Nova Scotia Museum of Natural History	Halifax	^[4]

Location	City	Notes	Reference
La Brea Tar Pits	Los Angeles		^[10]
Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County	Los Angeles		^[11]
Western Science Center	Hemet	Nicknamed "Max"	^[12]^[13]
San Diego Natural History Museum	San Diego		^[14]

Location	City	Reference
Brevard Museum of History and Natural Science	Cocoa	^[16]
Florida Museum of Natural History (University of Florida)	Gainesville	^[17]
Museum of Florida History	Tallahassee	^[18]

Location	City	Notes	Reference
Fryxell Geology Museum at Augustana College	Rock Island		^[20]
Bess Bower Dunn Museum of Lake County	Libertyville		^[21]
Field Museum of Natural History	Chicago		^[22]
Illinois State Museum	Springfield		^[23]
Phillips Park (Visitor Center and Mastodon Gallery)	Aurora		^[24]
Wheaton College	Wheaton	Perry Mastodon	^[25]

Location	City	Reference
The Children's Museum of Indianapolis	Indianapolis	^[26]
Hanover College Science Center	Hanover	^[27]
Joseph Moore Museum	Richmond	^[28]
Indiana State Museum	Indianapolis	^[29]
Porter County Museum	Valparaiso	^[30]

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Location	City	Notes	Reference
Cranbrook Institute of Science	Bloomfield Hills		^[33]
University of Michigan Museum of Natural History	Ann Arbor		^[34]

Location	City	Notes	Reference
Rutgers University Geology Museum	New Brunswick		^[36]
Sussex County Historical Society Museum	Newton		^[37]

Location	City	Reference
American Museum of Natural History	New York	^[38]
Bear Mountain State Park (Geology Museum)		^[39]
Buffalo Museum of Science	Buffalo	^[40]
Cambridge High School (New York)	Cambridge	^[41]
Museum of the Earth	Ithaca	^[42]
New York State Museum	Albany	^[43]
Orange County Community College	Middletown	^[44]
Rochester Museum and Science Center	Rochester	^[45]
Museum Village of Old Smith's Clove	Monroe

Location	City	Reference
Cleveland Museum of Natural History	Cleveland	^[47]
Ohio History Connection (Ohio History Center)	Columbus	^[48]
William McKinley Presidential Library and Museum (Discover World)	Canton	^[49]

Location	City	Notes	Reference
Carnegie Museum of Natural History	Pittsburgh
State Museum of Pennsylvania	Harrisburg		^[51]^[52]

Location	City	Notes	Reference
Tennessee State Museum	Nashville		^[53]
Tipton County Museum	Covington		^[54]

Location	City	Notes	Reference
Milwaukee Public Museum	Milwaukee		^[58]
UW Madison Geology Museum	Madison		^[59]