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Visitors of all ages are encouraged to come and see the many other interesting exhibits of minerals, gems, geodes, and fossils.

Scheduled Events:

Celebrating The Museum's 10th Anniversary link here.

Latest News:

The Hendersonville Meteorite
We now have two pieces of this meteorite on display.
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See more here.


Pictures of the Apple Festival at the Museum


Following are photographs of some of the volunteers and guests at the Mineral & Lapidary Museum during the Apple Festival August 31 through Sept. 3, 2007

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Alan Borg
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Landen Gailey
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browsers in the gift shop.
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Browsers in the gift shop
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Charles Summey.
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Museum visitors
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Charles Summey, John Pizzano, Bob Bissonette
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Charles Summey.

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Dale Pizzano
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Kevin Jones

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Kevin Jones
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Kevin Jones

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The Mineral and Lapidary Museum, located at 400 N. Main St in downtown Hendersonville, is open to the public free of charge, Monday - Friday 1:00 - 5:00 pm, and Saturday, 10:00 am - 5:00 pm.

For further information contact the museum at 828-698-1977, or by email
VISIT THE GIFT SHOP
click here to see more of the gift shop
Available items include hand crafted Jewelry, bracelets, earrings, pendants, and necklaces.
Also minerals, fossils, tumbled stones, and posters of fossils, minerals, and dinosaurs.

The museum gift shop has some wonderful new minerals for sale. In addition to the natural minerals we also feature some items made from man-made quartz. As always, the museum volunteers will be happy to "crack" a geode of your choice! Last year, the museum cracked open over two and one-half tons of geodes!

WATCH FOR UPCOMING NEW EXHIBITS

EXPECTED SOON - Look forward to the announcements here on our Web site. Also, check your local newspaper in Henderson County, North Carolina.

© 2007 Mineral Museum of Henderson County, Inc.

last revision 11/17/07