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Hamburg Natural History Society, Inc. (HNHS)was formed in 1993 to help preserve and protect the Penn Dixie Site for future generations to study, collect and learn about the 380 million year-old animals and plants that were in the oceans that covered WNY.
We have traveled all over the east coast fossil hunting and this place has a stellar reputation for good reason. We were here in the fall which seemed ideal. It's a very large open area with... Read more
I've been fossil hunting all over NM, AZ and UT-this place was amazingly fun. Once you got started you were able to find all sorts of brachiopodes, Cnidaria, trilobites, bivalves. It was amazingly... Read more
Kids and adults had a great time! Very clear area, shelters and picnic tables, with lots of room to dig, I would highly recommend. Read more
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Penn Dixie Fossil Park & Nature Reserve
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- Sun, Sat: 9:00 am - 4:30 pm
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