North American Mammal Hall (Level 2)
Located In: Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County
Seated: 300 / Standing: 300
Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County
Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County
North American Mammal Hall (Level 2)
Address
Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County
900 West Exposition Boulevard Los Angeles, CA 90037
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Capacity
Seated: 300
Standing: 300
Overview
Like the two Mammal Halls on Level 1, the Level 2 North American Mammal Hall features stunning dioramas that recreate the realistic natural environments in which these animals were found over 75 years ago. Showcasing a range of habitats — from desert to rainforest, these thorough recreations include the trees, plants, and birds that lived alongside the featured animals. This space is frequently rented for larger receptions in order to increase capacity and provide guests with access to our exhibitions on this floor, including the Bird Hall and the Discovery Center.
