San Diego Museum of Man
Located beneath the ornate 200-foot California Tower, the San Diego Museum of Man is the city’s only museum devoted to anthropology. With its Spanish colonial and mission style architecture, the landmark building was originally constructed for the 1915–16 Panama-California Exposition. Today, a key focus of the museum is to create and display dynamic and educational anthropological exhibits about people and places throughout the Americas and around the world.
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(619) 239-2001 |
Daily 10:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. |
Map to Park Location 7 |
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Counter Culture: The Secret Life of Games Jun 11, 10 thru Apr 30, 11 More than 100 games ranging from contemporary creations to classics no longer in distribution, such as Pollyanna,...  |
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Strange Bones: Curiosities of the Human Skeleton Oct 23, 10 thru Sep 18, 11 Exhibit focuses on the many different, strange, and curious things that happen to our skeletons throughout the course... |
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The Genographic Project Jul 1, 10 thru Nov 1, 10 The Genographic Project attempts to unravel the remarkable tale that our genes can tell: where we originated, how we... |
Featured Events
Jun 12, 10 thru Sep 26, 10
Jul 1, 10 thru Oct 31, 10
May 15, 10 thru Jun 1, 11
Dec 3, 10 thru Dec 4, 10
