Harvey Harlow Nininger (1887-1986) was an American meteorite collector, a self-taught meteoriticist and an educator who revived
interest in the scientific study of meteorites in the 1930s. He assembled the largest personal collection of meteorites up
to that time. He founded the American Meteorite Museum, which was first located near Meteor Crater, Arizona (1942-53), then
in Sedona, Arizona (1953-60).
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H. H. Nininger's Meteorite Museum near Meteor Crater, Arizona |
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Inside view of the Meteorite Museum. |
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H. H. Nininger's Meteorite Museum in Sedona. |
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La Lande L5; NM USA, found 1933, 4.6 g with original AML label |
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Beenham L5 vnd.; New Mexico USA, found 1937, 1.3 g with original AML label |
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Temple L6; TX USA, found 1959, 3.2 g with original AML label |
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Boxhole IIIAB Om; Australia, found 1937, 2.6 g with original AML label |
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Mount Joy IIAB Ogg.; PA USA, found 1887, 2.4 g with original AML label |
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