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We are planning to move!


This is MEGA news for us, this town, and the entire state of Texas. We will continue to make international headlines with even more groundbreaking news that we have yet to announce, and this new building will be the hub of a lifetime of great achievements just waiting to transpire.
The historic junior college building on East Walnut Street in Hillsboro is 40,000 square feet, which will give us room to house our current exhibits, collections, a large children’s museum wing, many different exhibit halls, event rooms, office spaces and a very large prep lab for fossil preparation and research, as well as having room for animatronic dinosaurs and interactive exhibits, all under one roof! Texas Through Time will be working to create a lasting legacy for Texas paleontology.
This is a Texas sized project and will take years to complete. There are many renovations that need to be done before we can move in. Your contribution to help us accomplish this goal will make a lasting impact for generations to come. By donating you are investing in the future of Texas paleontology and a legacy that will stand the test of time.
The New York Times A Fossil Dream as big as texas
Dinosaur Discoveries Put Texas On the Map
Many parts of the southern United States resemble barren deserts filled with rocks, dust and an unrelenting heat index. But that’s not the case in one small town in Texas where Executive Director Andre LuJan with Texas Through Time, a grassroots nature and science...

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110 NORTH WACO STREET
HILLSBORO, TEXAS 76645
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