The Rainbow is Gods covenant sign with man to never flood the earth again
Five Fossil Fish discovered by Noah's Fossil Farm
These are now on display in the Royal Tyrell Museum in Drumheller Ab. with a replica in Noah's Fossil Farm Museum
Deer at Noah's Fossil Farm
Welcome
- Noah's Fossil Farm located in a park like setting in Mulhurst Bay by Pigeon Lake AB. presents a unique museum featuring fossils,minerals,and displays from around the world that will challenge your world view.
A great place to spend an hour or a day
Pond with waterfall and fountain
Have a picnic in the the park like setting
A visiting Moose
Find out how Noah's Flood explians the Fossil Record
See if you can spot the resident Owl
Take a stroll around the forest walking trail.
Noah's Ark and some of the many fossils displayed from the Flood in Noah's Fossil Farm museum
Things to do at Noah's Fossil farm
Mammoths of the Arctic Circle
Mammoths of the Arctic Circle
Mammoths of the Arctic Circle
Find out about the all the buried forests and tropical life found around the Arctic Circle a testament to Noah's flood
Devils Tower Wyoming
Mammoths of the Arctic Circle
Have a picnic while observing the Sun
Devils Tower Utah is 825 Ft tall Find out if pre flood trees really grew this tall
Have a picnic while observing the Sun
View the heavens with an 18 inch telescope
Have a picnic while observing the Sun
View the Sun with Solar filtered binoculars
View the heavens with an 18 inch telescope
View the heavens with an 18 inch telescope
View the heavens with an 18 inch telescope
See the moon and stars up close with an 18 inch Dodsonian telescope
High Powered Inverted Microscope
View the heavens with an 18 inch telescope
View the heavens with an 18 inch telescope
View microscopic life under a high powered microscope
Story behind the fossil fish discovery by Noah's Fossil Farm
Additional Information
Alberta creationist Edgar Nernberg digs up what scientists are calling the most important fossil finds in decades
The Lord works in mysterious ways — and apparently, He has a pretty ironic sense of humour, too.
You have to smile, when the greatest fossil discovery in recent Calgary history comes at the end of a backhoe operated by a man known as the greatest promoter of creationism in Alberta.
His name is Edgar Nernberg, and when he’s not sitting on the board of directors of Big Valley’s Creationist Museum or actively lobbying for the inclusion of creationism in Alberta’s school curriculum, Nernberg operates a backhoe in Calgary.
It was in the seat of that machine that Nernberg made the discovery being hailed by scientists in Alberta as one of the most important fossil finds in decades, helping to solve an evolutionary puzzle dating back 60 million years.
Not that Nernberg is buying that date for a second: To him, the five perfectly preserved fossil fish, found while excavating a basement in northwest Calgary, are just more proof of a world created by God only a few thousand years ago.