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Catastrophic
change at Mount St. Helens is the theme of the 7Wonders Creation
Museum. Services include professional displays, presentations,
creation resources, guided hikes and off-site speaking tours.
Operated by Lloyd and Doris Anderson, who live on-site, plus
volunteers, the non-profit Museum is located just 9.5 miles east of I-5
on SR 504. Over 25,000 people have visited since 1998. Admission is
free. Secular geology has long supported evolution by arguing that the earth changes slowly over millions of years. At the Museum you will learn how layering and canyons were formed quickly by ash fall, mud flows and pyroclastic flows. Astonishingly, a mini Grand Canyon was carved in hours. The Museum’s bookstore contains the largest selection of creation titles known in the NW on sale daily. Some 200 book and DVD titles reveal that all the major disciplines of science strongly support recent creation. Come and browse them by the hour, or, even borrow a DVD to take home. Generally open during the tourist season (mid May-October) Monday through Saturday, 9am to 6pm and Sundays, 12-6pm, you can drop by when visiting the volcano. Call (360-274-5737) to schedule presentations, tours and field trips for your organization or group. |
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The photo above shows the Museum’s
new look
dedicated in 2008 for the organization’s 10th
anniversary. From the
new 15-car parking lot, a concrete walkway leads you to the red
entrance door
which is surrounded by a brick courtyard. A mural of Mount St. Helens
greets
you. |
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| Lloyd also travels regionally with his slide show to give group presentations. Hours are shorter during the non-tourist season, so best to call before coming because sometimes no one is available to keep the Museum open. Various roads lead to the mountain but only the main highway, the 52-mile long State Route 504, has all the world-class visitor centers and the best view of the crater. It is on this highway that the 7Wonders Creation Museum is located. The Museum is planning several special events with visiting scientists during the 2011 tourist season. These will be posted as they are finalized. |
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Guided Tours by
Lloyd Anderson
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