Experience this immersive, uncanny installation evoking a behind-the-scenes museum space.

George C. Page Museum Future philanthropist George C. Page’s fascination with the "tar pits" brought him to Rancho La Brea to see the fossils after moving to California from Nebraska by …

Experience La Brea Tar Pits and Museum. Explore exhibitions, programs, tours and live fossil excavations for families, locals and tourist visitors.

The millions Of cataloged bones found at Rancho La Brea take up such a large area that almost the entire perimeter Of the George C. Page Museum (except for a few offices) is used as the …

Advanced, online tickets are highly recommended to ensure entry into the Museum and for special ticketed experiences.

tered and undergone expansion. In 1975, philanthropist George C. Page donated funds to construct an on-site museum within the La Brea Ta Pits portion of Hancock Park. The Page …

The master plan developed with Weiss/Manfredi is a multi-year process of public engagement, master planning, design, and future construction at the Tar Pits’ campus, which encompasses …

C. Page Museum is a structure of integrity. The simple and clear rectangular shape embedded in the landscape, with the frieze floating as a halo above, is easil conceived and recognizable by …

The existing George C. Page Museum building was constructed with a methane mitigation system beneath the foundation that has been tested on a regular basis. Methane has been detected …

A scientific marvel right in the heart of L.A. A beloved destination for generations, La Brea Tar Pits is Earth’s most important Ice Age fossil site and a hub for both public education and critical …