Field Museum of Natural History

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museum natural history museum research institution

The Field Museum of Natural History is a major natural history museum in Chicago renowned for its extensive scientific collections, research, and exhibits on fossils, cultures, and biodiversity.

Aliases (5)

Statements (60)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	museum → natural history museum → research institution →
conductsResearchIn	biodiversity → conservation → cultural anthropology → evolution →
country	United States →
foundedAs	Columbian Museum of Chicago →
hasArchitecturalStyle	neoclassical →
hasCollection	animals → cultural objects → fossils → meteorites → minerals → plants →
hasCollectionSize	millions of specimens →
hasCollectionType	anthropology → botany → cultural artifacts → geology → natural history → paleontology → zoology →
hasExhibit	Ancient Egypt exhibit → Evolving Planet → Grainger Hall of Gems → Hall of Birds → Hall of Native North Americans → Inside Ancient Egypt → Máximo the Titanosaur → SUE the T. rex →
hasFormerName	Columbian Museum of Chicago → Field Columbian Museum →
hasNonprofitStatus	501(c)(3) →
hasPublicTransitConnection	Roosevelt station →
hasResearchDepartment	Anthropology → Botany → Conservation biology → Geology → Paleontology → Zoology →
hasTaxId	36-2167018 →
hasWebsite	https://www.fieldmuseum.org/ →
inception	1893 →
isPartOf	Museum Campus Chicago →
knownFor	anthropological exhibits → biodiversity research → extensive scientific collections → natural history exhibits → paleontology research →
languageOfWorkOrName	English →
locatedIn	Chicago → Grant Park → Illinois →
locatedOn	Lake Michigan shoreline →
namedAfter	Marshall Field →
neighborOf	Adler Planetarium → Shedd Aquarium →
originatedFrom	World's Columbian Exposition collections →

Referenced by (40)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Evolving Planet → Grainger Hall of Gems → Hall of Birds → Hall of Native North Americans → Inside Ancient Egypt →	locatedIn
Evolving Planet → Hall of Birds → Hall of Native North Americans → Inside Ancient Egypt →	hostInstitution
Evolving Planet → Grainger Hall of Gems → Hall of Native North Americans →	operatedBy
Grainger Hall of Gems ("Field Museum geology collections") → Sue Hendrickson →	associatedWith
Field Museum of Natural History ("Columbian Museum of Chicago") → Field Museum of Natural History ("Field Columbian Museum") →	hasFormerName
FMNH PR 2081 → SUE the T. rex →	ownedBy
FMNH PR 2081 → SUE the T. rex →	purchasedBy
Museum Campus shoreline →	adjacentTo
Daniel Burnham ("Field Museum of Natural History (original design for the Columbian Exposition)") →	architectOf
Museum Campus →	contains
SUE the T. rex →	displayedAt
Máximo the Titanosaur →	exhibitedAt
Field Museum of Natural History ("Columbian Museum of Chicago") →	foundedAs
Northeastern Illinois →	hasCulturalAttraction
Chicago, Illinois, United States →	hasInstitution
Museum Campus Chicago →	hasPart
FMNH PR 2081 →	housedAt
Adler Planetarium →	locatedNear
Máximo the Titanosaur →	location
Hall of Native North Americans ("Field Museum anthropology department") →	museumSectionOf
Grant Park →	near
Roosevelt station →	nearbyAttraction
Shedd Aquarium →	neighboringAttraction
Inside Ancient Egypt →	operator
Máximo the Titanosaur →	ownership
Museum Campus Drive →	providesAccessTo
SUE the T. rex →	skullDisplayedAt