Field Museum
The Field Museum is a huge natural history museum in Chicago packed with dinosaurs, mummies, and treasures from nature. It teaches visitors about life on Earth from long, long ago until today.
It is famous for SUE, the largest and most complete Tyrannosaurus rex skeleton ever found, whose huge jaws greet curious guests. Families love wandering through ancient Egypt, sparkling gems, and life-size animal scenes.
Meet SUE
SUE the T. rex is over 40 feet long with teeth as big as bananas. Scientists still study SUE's bones to learn how this giant lived 67 million years ago.
Ancient Egypt
You can walk through a real Egyptian tomb and see wrapped mummies and old hieroglyphs. The museum shows how people lived thousands of years ago along the Nile River.
Gems and Animals
Sparkling jewels, meteorites, and glowing rocks fill the gem hall. Life-size animal displays let you stand beside elephants, lions, and creatures from every corner of the world.