Chemistry Magic Show April 2,
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See science in action at the exciting, explosive Chemistry Magic Show! Join Baylor chemistry
students and professors as they present amazing science demonstrations.
Showtime is 1:00 pm performed outside by the museum’s picnic tables. |  |  | In case of rain, the performance will be held on April 9
at the same time. Admission to the museum includes the Chemistry Magic Show. |
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Special Events
The National
Day of Puppetry April 16, 2011
Baylor University's Mayborn Museum is proud to host The National Day of Puppetry Celebration again this year.
Check our website for show titles and times.
Artifact Spotlight
 | Children’s Glass was very popular in the 1800’s and early
1900’s. These tiny glass sets were made for children and were miniature replicas of dishes used by adults.
Blanche Largent collected children’s glass for more than forty years. She displayed her collection in her home, but always wanted
to share it with more people.
| Blanche donated her extensive collection of
children’s glass to the Mayborn Museum in 2000.
This table set features the very rare Menagerie pattern. The completed set includes a butter dish in the shape of a turtle, a bear
sugar bowl, a fish spooner, and an owl creamer.
Visit Blanche’s collection in the Tea Room located in the Jeanes Discovery Center.
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Popular Special Exhibit Extended
Chasing the Bone Pile: Highlights from the Baylor University Museum and the Strecker Museum
Collections
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The Baylor University Museum, now known as the Mayborn Museum Complex, has been in existence since 1893. This exhibit features
highlights from the museum’s history, particularly when it was named the Strecker Museum from 1940 until 2002.
| Visitors will see some of the oldest and oddest specimens in the natural
history collection, along with a wide variety of specimens representing fauna from Texas and the world. This exhibit will run
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Easter Schedule

The Mayborn Museum will operate on a special schedule during Easter weekend.
Friday, April 22nd through Sunday, April 24th, the museum will be closed to observe the Easter holiday. Regular operating
schedule will resume on Monday, April 25, 2010. We want to wish you and your loved ones a safe and happy Easter.
Stay Connected
Facebook & Twitter
The Mayborn Museum is now on Facebook and Twitter. Fans and followers of the museum can participate in fun activities
like our Secret Symbols of the Sand contest and Trivia Thursday. Become a fan on
Facebook or follow us on Twitter for the latest updates.
Museum Store
 | Introducing the Elements Genuine Stone Jewelry Collection
Be sure to come see the newest addition to our jewelry case! This collection of handmade pieces is created using the finest
materials, including sterling silver, genuine stones and freshwater pearls yet it is value priced for today’s market.
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Every necklace, bracelet or earrings includes a full description of all stones and materials along with a card describing the
history of using genuine stones in jewelry making and packaged in a brown organza bag.
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School & Adult
Groups
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Spots are filling up fast!
Call to schedule a tour or program for your student or
adult group.
Contact Lanna
Palmer at 254-710-7526 to make your
reservations or Click
here to view our brochure.
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Birthday
Parties
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Celebrate your child's
birthday with a party at the Mayborn Museum Complex!
Please call 254-710-1194 to book your party
today!
Click
here to read more about our one-of-a-kind
birthday parties.
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Membership
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Membership to the Mayborn
Museum provides an entire year of learning and fun!
Family memberships can be purchased for only $75.
Call Misty Thornton at 254-710-1180 or visit our
website
to make this valuable purchase online.
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Volunteer
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Make a Difference...
Volunteer! Exciting new volunteer opportunities for youth
and adults to engage, enjoy and explore.
Contact Becky
Hansen at 254-710-4629 or visit the
volunteer
section of our website to learn more about ways
you can help.
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Groups
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Interested in bringing a
group to the museum? Click
here to see the various ways your group can
visit.
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