The Turner Natural History Club and Museum

The Turner Natural History Club and Museum The Turner Natural History Club was founded in 1920 for the purpose of studying all aspects of the natural environment, particularly in Maine.

05/15/2023

New activities planned for this wonderful spot.

04/15/2014

First meeting of 2014 at the Turner Public Library on April 24th, 7 PM. Come help plan the year.

07/29/2013

r Show is on the August 17th. No, I don't think I did!

07/26/2013

The Turner Natural History Club and Museum will be presenting its Annual Flower Show this year along with a Community Information Day. There will be three classes: cup and saucer, miniature, and container of your choice. Only wildflowers may be used. Entries must be in place by 11.00 am, judging to be done and ribbons presented at 11.30 am. The clubhouse will be open until 3 pm, with a special presentation of the MPBN film "Sustainable Maine: Saving Our Lakes" to be shown at 1 pm. Following the film will be a question and answer period with a Colby College researcher from the Belgrade Lakes project. FMI: 515.1857

07/05/2013

We had 75+ visitors come to see our amazing collection yesterday. Jim Nutting was on hand and at one point had 25+ folks eyeing his tarantula. Thank you Jim for being such a great addtion to our club!

06/12/2013

Meeting at the Clubhouse, Thursday evening, June 13. Election of officers. Viewing of the new wildflower walk and new roof.

06/05/2013

New roof going on as we speak! Cleaning day June 15, next meeting June 13, election of officers. Please join us.

Photos by Jim Nutting.  Bugs by Jim Nutting.
11/02/2012

Photos by Jim Nutting. Bugs by Jim Nutting.

11/02/2012
11/02/2012

36 moms, dads, kids, and grandkids and Club members came together this evening to be amazed by mounted flourescent blue butterflies in matching stained glass cases and real live walking sticks, winged cockroaches, scorpions and tarantulas. The bravest of the brave (kids) and the wariest of the wary (this grandma) were both stupefied and goggle-eyed and Jim Nutting's presentation. Pictures to follow.

11/01/2012

Just set up this page. Will add more soon.

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