See our In-Person Collection
We offer walk-in tours, scheduled group tours, and outreach education. If you’d like to take a group tour, or you’d like us to come to you, please fill out the form below.
Our museum carefully maintains thousands of specimen, both living and preserved, for public view.
Find us in room 207 of the Snow Math and Science Building on the main Utah Tech campus. View our gallery for a sneak peek of the wonderful creatures who call the Barnum Museum home.
View the GalleryOur mission it to educate and inspire through hands-on learning, research, and enrichment.
Through preservation and community outreach, we strive to provide a space where connections to the natural world are strengthened and research and education abound.
Our collection had its beginning with Vasco M. Tanner, the first Biology/Geology instructor at Dixie Normal College (in 1916) and his colleague, Ernest M. Hall. Visit the link below to learn more.
Explore our HistoryWe offer walk-in tours, scheduled group tours, and outreach education. If you’d like to take a group tour, or you’d like us to come to you, please fill out the form below.
Browse through a sample of our collection. Explore our complete collection in room 207 of the Snow Math and Science building.
Find our how we work with our community to promote the understanding and public awareness of our natural world.
Get involved as a Community Scientist and contribute to our Community Wildlife Gallery.
Email: bryan.stevens@utahtech.edu
Phone: 435-652-7771
Office: Snow Room 207