The museum's scope of collecting includes type specimens and objects collected or related to lands, people or events within the park boundaries. Objects are collected in agreement with permitted archeological excavations, permitted scientific studies, voucher acquisitions, or through transfer and donation. Object and specimen retention is based on resource protection, education, research and interpretation values. Artifacts and specimens in the collections are divided into eight disciplines within Cultural (Archeology and Ethnology, Art, History, and Archives) and Natural (Biology, Geology, and Paleontology) resources. For more information or to make a research appointment, email the Museum Curator.
Cultural Collections
Cultural Collections contain over 13,330 objects, artifacts, and art representing thousands of years of human activity on the peninsula. Natural History Collections
Natural History collections currently number 9,280 biology, paleontology, and geology specimens collected within park boundaries. |
Last updated: August 22, 2024