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Creation & Earth History Museum & Bookstore is a book store, located at 10946 N Woodside Ave, Santee, CA 92071, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 619-599-1104, visit their website creationsd.org for more detailed information.

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10946 N Woodside Ave, Santee, CA 92071, USA
Added by Jopie, at 04 August 2016

Opening Hours

  • Monday 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Tuesday 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Wednesday 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Thursday 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Friday 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Saturday 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Sunday 1:00 – 5:00 PM

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12 Reviews

  • Corey Evans
    16 November 2017

    Awesome exhibits and a very well presented museum. They provided plenty of free handouts (suggested 25¢ donation) throughout and it was a clean, comfortable and kid friendly museum. Our whole family loved it. Their bookstore is also well stocked with really great resources on creation and theology.

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  • Barb Rice
    06 November 2017

    My Family and I thoroughly enjoyed our trip to the Museum. It is very professionally organized and was definitely educational to us and our granddaughters. Definitely enjoyed the presentation on the temple. We will be visiting the museum again.

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  • Sub Limeade
    11 September 2017

    Very educational, takes maybe an hour or two to get through. They even have a small theater with a daily presentation.

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  • Houdini Master
    16 August 2017

    Nice place to take your youngest and adult and general to spend some time with family always nice and neat..

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  • Aaron Doty
    08 August 2017

    Great place to learn about creation and science. Great example of great science and very accreate. Just remember both Evolution and Creation are theories both scientifically unproovable, however science shows and points more evidence and plausablity and believability towards Creation and this place shows it very well.

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  • Eric Ninaltowski
    02 August 2017

    Great time of exploration and information. Not ideal for younger kids, if you want to take your time. Lots to read and look at. My kids really enjoyed the reptile and bird exhibit. Takes you through literally the whole history of man!

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  • Alan Robinson
    05 July 2017

    Really interesting example of bad science. Nothing really new here and some of the arguments are really dated, but it's all nicely presented. I think it makes a great field trip for discussing the question of what makes good and bad science.

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  • Ramon Benitez
    01 April 2017

    Creation museum a great place to learn the Truth!

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  • Douglas Wolfe
    30 March 2017

    Very well done. Not really based in science, but cool to see different points of view. A lot bigger than you might think.

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  • Wylie Williamson
    12 February 2017

    Funniest place on earth.
    Comedy gold.
    Go get a beer or 3 with some friends down the street at BNS Brewery and then walk through this place. It is so much fun, they have an entire room dedicated to answering the question of how Noah fit Dinosaurs on to the ark, a problem you get when you have a 6,000 yr old earth. It's hilarious. I recommend another brewery followed by the Unarius Academy of Science after. You can get a bus and call it the Cognitive Dissonance Tour.

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  • David Lind
    26 November 2016

    I looked at it with an open mind, left laughing at the stupidity of hard they are trying to make the facts fit what they want to believe. Sorry but this place is less accurate than the Flintstones cartoons. And like the Flintstones, should be marketed as a comedy instead of educationally useful. More interesting in that it is a clear example of how irrational thinking can affect society.

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  • Arnie Schoenberg
    11 August 2016

    I have a morbid fascination with this museum. I like to think it helps me understand why people are so stupid: how you can take a lie and put it on a wall with good graphic design and it becomes truth. That how you say something is more important that what you say. The Orwellian way you can take a word like "science" and make it mean the opposite. But, I usually walk out to the parking lot feeling really depressed, and wishing I had just gone to the Drive In Theater instead.

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