Jurupa Mountains Cultural Center

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Jurupa Mountains Cultural Center
Earth Science Educational Facility
7621 Granite Hill Drive
Riverside, California 92059
(951) 685-5818
Website: www.jmcc.us


Sign post at the entrance showing scheduled events.	Entrance to Jurupa Mountains Cultural Center.	A closer look of Tyrannosaurus Rex at the entrance.	Driveway to the Center/Museum.	A view back to the main road.	Another dinosaur to greet visitors.

It appears to be friendly.	My... what big teeth you have.	Approaching the main Center/Museum.	Entrance to the main Center/Museum.	Lot's of room in this picnic area.	Main entrance to the museum. There is plenty to see and learn.

I'm not sure what this is but it looks like a Raptor's claw.	This is one mean looking dinosaur.	Maybe I'll take a few steps back.	Jurupa Cultural Center's logo.	A time capsule to be opened on June 2039.	The Earth Science Museum.

Antique artifacts such as this are all over the place.	The Arch (looking south).	On the left column.	On the right column.	Rabbits? Food for the dinosaurs?	A full scale steel skeleton of the Brachiosaurus created by artist Larry Williams.

On the 60 freeway you can see the Mammoth to the north between Pyrite and Camino Real.	There is Larry Williams working on this monumental sculpture. Click here to visit his site.	A close up view of the skull. Almost 18" (.45 meters) long.	That neck is about 30 feet (9 meters) long. Altogether this Brachiosaurus is 80 feet (24.4 meters) long and 40 feet (12.2 meters) tall.

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