The Natural History Room is housed in the old School Room attached to the side of the Church building. It consists of a collection of modern shells, skeletons and taxidermy to try and show you how present-day life is related to what we see in the fossil collection. You might enjoy the Indian python skeleton that drove me to distraction when I was trying to fit together the 321 backbone segments.
Or you might prefer the Blue Shark taxidermy, or the butterfly collection or the unique taxidermy of a pack of fish fingers. This room also has a collection of Tertiary fossils to show how life changed after the death of the dinosaurs culminating in what we see on our Earth today.
In the Natural History Room
Tertiary fossils