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The Journey Museum. Step through our doors and embark on a journey through 3 billion years of history—connecting you with the people, cultures, and science behind the ancient Black Hills and prairies of Western South Dakota.
Visit The Journey. Step through our doors and embark on a journey through 3 billion years of history—connecting you with the people, cultures, and science behind the ancient Black Hills and prairies of Western South Dakota.
605-394-6923. Experience a journey through time and space that starts billions of years ago to today at the The Journey Museum & Learning Center.
The Journey Museum and Learning Center is a museum in Rapid City, South Dakota, United States with 7 acres (28,000 m 2) of gardens.
Visit the Journey. 222 New York Street Rapid City, SD 57701. Phone (605) 394-6923
The Journey Museum brings together four major prehistoric and historic collections to tell the complete story of the Western Great Plains - from the perspective of the Lakotas and the pioneers who shaped its past to the scientists who now study it.
The Journey Museum & Learning Center in Rapid City brings together five major prehistoric and historic collections to tell the complete story of the Western Great Plains - from the perspective of the Lakota people and their unique Native American history, and the pioneers who shaped its past, to the scientists who now study it.
Nov 11, 2023 - Open all year long! Your Black Hills Journey starts here. The Journey Museum and Learning Center brings together four major prehistoric and historic collections to tell the complete story of the We...
Whether you dig for dinosaur bones or travel into outer space, this one-of-a-kind museum offers educational opportunities for all ages. Explore 2.5 billion years of history arranged in chronological order as you learn about geology, paleontology, archaeology, stories of the pioneers, Native American culture, and history of the Black Hills.
The Journey Museum & Learning Center brings together four major prehistoric and historic collections to tell the complete story of the Western Great Plains - from the perspective of the Lakota people and the pioneers who shaped its past, to the scientists who now study it.
