Museum of Jurassic Marine Life, Kimmeridge

Kimmeridge is a stunningly beautiful place in Dorset, nestled within the Purbeck countryside.  The picturesque village is a short distance from the sea and the breath-taking scenery of Kimmeridge Bay.  As an 'Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty' it has much to offer the visitor.  Following a 5m National Lottery Heritage Grant, a new museum housing the remarkable collection of marine fossils many of which are unique to science. 

Steve Etches’ collection of over 2,500 specimens includes crocodiles, sharks, flying reptiles, corals, shells, insects, crustaceans, ichthyosaurs, belemnites and dinosaurs. Whilst exploring these amazing exhibits, CGI projections on the ceiling will give visitors the impression of being underwater some 150 million years ago. The visible workshop will enable people to watch Steve Etches as he cleans and conserves his latest finds.

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