Dinosaurs are among all the things that spark a child's imagination and curiosity the most. For decades, the Delaware Museum of Natural History's dinosaurs have fascinated thousands of children (and adults too). This year, we're closed for major renovations to our galleries. When the Museum reopens in 2022, the Delaware Museum of Nature and Science will include an expanded PaleoZone featuring species that lived right here in the Mid-Atlantic United States during the Cretaceous Period, including a skeleton of the fearsome terrestrial Dryptosaurus. By donating through Do More 24 Delaware, you'll help bring the Dryptosaurus to Delaware, and fascinate a whole new generation of our children.

Our transformation has already begun—and you are invited to be part of it. 
Learn more at evolve.delmnh.org.