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The American Museum of Natural History (also known as the Ninjago Museum of History) is a museum with its exhibits centered around the history of America, but also of the realms.
Exhibits
- Artifacts
- Allied Armor of Azure
- Giant Stone Warrior
- Hourglass
- Paintings
- First Scroll of Forbidden Spinjitzu
- Smart Throne 3000
- Animatronic Statues
- Garmadon
- Lloyd Garmadon
- Stone Army Statues from the Stone Age
- Tablet of Ahkmenrah
- Animals
- Dinosaurs
- Rexy
- Dinosaur in the ceiling
- Elephants
- Giraffes
- Lions
- Moose
- Monkeys
- Capuchin monkeys
- Dexter
- Two other unnamed monkeys
- Capuchin monkeys
- Ostriches
- Snakes
- Serpentine
- Statue of Skales
- Pyro Vipers (formerly)
- Char (formerly)
- Pyro Destroyers (formerly)
- Pyro Slayers (formerly)
- Pyro Whippers (formerly)
- Serpentine
- Tigers
- Whales
- Dinosaurs
- Humans
- Huts
- Attila the Hut
- Unnamed Huts
- Neanderthals
- Laaa
- 2 unnamed Neanderthals
- Unnamed Neanderthal (deceased)
- Meriwether Lewis
- William Clark
- Sacagawea
- Huts
Locations
- Lower Level
- Planetarium
- Cullman Hall of the Universe
- Planetarium
- First floor
- Bottomless Pit
- Hayden Planetarium
- Gottesman Hall of Planet Earth
- Heilbrunn Cosmic Pathway
- Allison Mignone Hall of Gems and Minerals (reopened in 2020)
- Bernard Family Hall of North American Mammals
- Hall of Biodiversity
- North American Forests
- Milstein Family Hall of Ocean Life
- Northwest Coast Hall (closed)
- Roberto Mignone Hall of Gems and
Minerals (reopened in 2020)
- Ross Hall of Meteorites
- Small Mammals
- Spitzer Hall of Human Origins
- Theodore Roosevelt Memorial Hall
- Warburg Hall of New York State Environment
- Second floor
- Exhibits of the World
- Birds of the World
- African exhibits
- African Peoples
- Akeley Gallery
- Akeley Hall of African Mammals
- American exhibits
- Mexico and Central America
- South American Peoples
- Asian exhibits
- Asian Mammals
- Stout Hall of Asian Peoples
- Australian exhibits
- Hayden Big Bang Theater
- The Butterfly Conservatory (opens in October)
- Gift shop
- Hall A
- Hall B
- Hall C
- Hall D
- Hall E
- Hall F
- Hall G
- Hall H
- Hall I
- Hall L
- Hall M
- Hall N
- Hall O
- Hall P
- Hall Q
- Hall R
- Hall S
- Hall T
- Hall U
- Hall V
- Hall W
- Hall X
- Hall Y
- Hall Z
- Hall of Villainy
- Lobby
- Exhibits of the World
- Third floor
- Exhibits of the World
- Primates
- T. Rex: The Ultimate Predator
- African exhibits
- Akeley Hall of African Mammals
- American exhibits
- New York City Birds
- Eastern Woodlands Indians
- Margaret Mead Hall of Pacific Peoples
- Plains Indians
- Reptiles and Amphibians
- Sanford Hall of North American Birds
- Exhibits of the World
- Fourth floor
- Dinosaur and Mammal exhibits
- Astor Turret
- LeFrak Family Gallery
- Milstein Hall of Advanced Mammals
- Primitive Mammals
- Ornithischian Dinosaurs
- Saurischian Dinosaurs
- Unseen Oceans (closed)
- Vertebrate Origins
- Wallach Orientation Center
Notes
- The museum features numerous exhibits, including animatronics and artifacts, while other exhibits are no longer available, like the exhibits that came to life, such as fossils.
- The latest exhibit is Hall Z, highlighting the greatest spirits the realms has faced, similar to the Hall of Villainy.
- It could be possible Hall Z is the Hall of Villainy.
- The Tablet of Ahkmenrah is the source of life in the museum.
- Its headquarters are in New York City.
Gallery
Promotional Media
Screenshots
A Red Grundle statue.
The gift shop
The grand reopening of the Museum of Natural History.
The Night Watchman
The museum at night, of the introduction of the Stone Warrior.
The Hall of Villainy
The Stone Samurai
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