NHMLAC, short for Natural History Museums of Los Angeles County, is a renowned brand that encompasses three exceptional museums: the Natural History Museum, the La Brea Tar Pits, and the William S. Hart Museum. With a collection of over 35 million specimens and artifacts, NHMLAC holds the largest natural and cultural history collection in the western United States.

The Natural History Museum, a cultural icon in Los Angeles, exhibits extraordinary specimens like the Age of Mammals and the Dinosaur Hall. It also explores the relationship between nature and culture through exhibits like Becoming Los Angeles and the outdoor Nature Gardens. Situated right in the heart of Los Angeles, the La Brea Tar Pits bring us closer to the Ice Age by showcasing fossils of extinct animals discovered in the asphalt seeps.

The George C. Page Museum, located within the Tar Pits, reveals the fascinating process of preparing these discoveries in its transparent Fossil Lab. The William S.

Hart Museum invites visitors to step into the world of the legendary cowboy, exploring his mansion, ranch, and vibrant collections. NHMLAC is dedicated to preserving and sharing the wonders of nature and culture, both locally and globally. Through their engaging exhibitions and commitment to inclusivity, NHMLAC inspires responsibility for the natural world and fosters a sustainable and diverse environment.

Whether you're a nature enthusiast, history buff, or simply curious, NHMLAC provides a captivating journey of exploration and appreciation for the fascinating world around us