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• 7 Wonders Museum — Silverlake, Washington
• A Key Encounter Nature Theatre and Planetarium — Key West, Florida [1]
• Akron Fossils and Science Center — Akron, Ohio
• Ark Museum & Dinosaur Park — Nashville, Tennessee. Still in planning stage. [2]

• Biblical Archeology and Anthropology Museum — Ridgecrest, Calfornia [3]
• Camp Sunrise Museum — Fairmount, Georgia [4]
• Creation Adventures Museum — Arcadia, Florida. Customized activities for small groups such as fossil digs and canoe trips. [5]
• Creation Discovery Museum — Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. Formerly the Creation Studies Center. [6]
• Creation Evidence Museum — Paluxy River, Glen Rose, Texas.
• Creation Museum and Family Discovery Center — Cincinnati, Ohio. Constructed and operated by Answers in Genesis.
• Creation Truth Foundation — Field Museum, Oklahoma [7]
• Discovery Center — Abilene, Texas, the Creation Discovery Center. [8]
• DINO Creation Museum — Carmichael, California. by the Center for Natural Studies [9]
• Dinosaur Adventure Land — Pensacola, Florida [10]

• Glendive Dinosaur and Fossil Museum — Glendive, Montana. Due to open in March, 2008. [11]
• Grand River Museum — Lemmon, South Dakota. September 2002 the Grand River Museum purchased a new building. [12]
• Lost World Museum — Phoenix, New York
• Mt. Blanco Fossil Museum — Crosbyton, Texas [13]
• Museum of Creation and Earth History — Santee, California. by the Institute for Creation Research.
• Museum of Earth History — Eureka Springs, Arkansas
• Wyatt Archaeological Museum — Cornersville, Tennessee. Run by Wyatt Archaeological Research, Inc. [14]