Across
- 2. This language’s alphabet, on the skylights of the Hall of Sculpture, was originally installed for the 1988 International.
- 3. The Stratovator takes visitors to 11 different depths within the Earth. This formation is shown at 2000 ft deep.
- 5. The only level of membership that can receive the Access discount.
- 8. The only local university with free admission dependent on the specific school the student attends.
- 10. The Great Horned Owl caught the scent of this infamous mammal in a nighttime display.
- 12. Most of the artificial plants on display in the Hall of Botany are sculpted of this insoluble material.
- 13. Central theme of the arduous Grand Staircase Mural by John White Alexander.
- 14. An organization that we do not reciprocate, but the Science Center does.
- 19. This five-lined friend can be found on display among the venomous snakes.
- 23. This is the only gallery where photography is specifically prohibited.
- 24. On the museum map, this area is marked with a set of crossed bones.
- 25. The less life-like alternative to taxidermy is referred to as “______ Skin”
- 26. The Art Deco wall relief housed in gallery 10 is known as the “Chariot of ______”
- 29. This horned creature used its thick fur hide to weather the climate of its chilling environment.
- 31. The Hopi built these painted wooden dolls to personify benevolent spirits.
- 32. The Hall of Miniatures exhibits small representations of Sarah Scaife’s former home in this nearby town.
- 34. This free type of membership is available to anyone from age 13-18.
- 36. The one day per week the museums close during the school year.
- 37. If you haven’t heard, this famous painting is featured on the museum map. What is the second word in its title?
- 39. Pennsylvania is divided into four geological divisions, this one is the farthest to the East.
- 41. The only level of the garage that offers bike parking.
- 43. Gallery 7 contains an audio component from Señor Pablo de Sarasate on this instrument.
- 46. CMOA Mascot
- 47. A special type of military discount offered between Memorial Day and Labor Day.
- 49. The very highest level of membership available for purchase.
Down
- 1. This office contains the Lost and Found.
- 4. CMNH spared no expense on the Wertz Gallery, containing this substance created from fossilized resin.
- 5. Spelled out, the parking rate for employees.
- 6. A sculpture near the Scaife bathrooms depicts a famed mythological hero of Ancient Greece holding the head of this slain enemy.
- 7. Radio channel used by Admissions.
- 9. A popular interactable area for kids encourages them to dig up dinosaur bones. This area is formally known as “Bonehunter’s _______”
- 10. An inflatable representation of this painting watches over the CMOA gift shop.
- 11. The mythology of this ominous creature was never more mischievous than in the legends of the Tlingit.
- 15. This Pittsburgh newspaper published a significant amount of work from famed photographer Charles “Teenie” Harris.
- 16. Fossil Fuels closes at __ P.M. every day.
- 17. Several clocks in the entry to an extraordinary gallery are set to the same time. The hour is ten, the minute is ______
- 18. A division of the larger Sioux Nation, this tribe is known for defeating Custer at the Battle of Little Bighorn, also known as the Battle of the Greasy Grass.
- 19. The spiraling neon piece is officially titled, “Having Fun/Good Life, _______”
- 20. The Scaife Gallery dubbed “Night Poetry” contains a transformative piece intended to be an homage to this author.
- 21. The interactable touchscreen of the Scaife Galleries allows you to sort images by keyword, year, accession number and more. Press this button to create a collage of all photos into the image of the photographer.
- 22. Swim on up to the third floor to find this type of fish represented in the totem pole outside Polar World.
- 25. A piece by Albert Bierstadt in Gallery 6 depicts an island populated by these semiaquatic mammals.
- 27. This juvenile dinosaur lends her name to our primary storage closet.
- 28. This tree of the Savannah is known to be a favored resting place for leopards.
- 30. Known as the brightest in the night sky, this star lends its name to our most common ware.
- 33. On the normal breaks schedule, who is on break from 12:40-1:10?
- 35. The front page of the Crossroads Gallery Guide features a piece currently on display in this section of the Scaife Gallery.
- 36. The name of an adorable duck-shaped chair that can be found among other decorative seating.
- 38. This unique seafoam green sculpture includes fool’s gold to juxtapose its optimistic title.
- 40. Dialing x2507 will call this person’s phone.
- 42. The Pterosaurs flying in DITT took their name from a deity worshipped by this Mesoamerican culture.
- 44. The color of the only membership cards that receive free parking.
- 45. In a gallery where less is more, 113 of these form a ring on the floor.
- 48. The Anthropocene Living Room requests visitor feedback by encouraging guests to place one of these into glass containers.