The 7 Wonders Museum at Mt. St. Helens is a missionary facility dedicated to creation science studies at Mt. St. Helens. The museum is owned and operated by Lloyd and Doris Anderson who also provided guided tours of the monument to creation science groups.
     Generally open Monday through Saturday, 9am to 7pm, and Sundays, 12-6pm, you can drop by when visiting Mt. St. Helens  or schedule a group tour or guided hike within the Monument. Call (360-274-5737) to schedule a group tour, hike, or presentation for your organization. Lloyd also travels with his slide show. It is best to call before coming because occasionally they take a day off.
     With the help of over 100 Northwest volunteers and some from as far as Texas and Michigan, The 7Wonders Creation Museum near Mount St. Helens has been able to add 960 square feet of indoor space, improved landscaping and a new sign. Its new 55-seat auditorium with a wetland view has two public rest rooms and a kitchen for group use. 
     The museum has a Mystery Ranger Summer Program for kids. The cost is $10.00 with a family rate of only $3.00 per each additional child, which includes a 7Wonders royal blue t-shirt upon completing the program.
    Last summer's special attraction was a five foot model of Noah's ark. What does Noah's ark have to do with Mount St. Helens? Visit and find out. This summer's special attraction will be a rock display with some that float. What makes a rock float? Come and find out. Also find out how the logs floating and sinking at Spirit Lake solved the Mystery of Specimen Ridge.
    The 7Wonders Museum also carries the largest number of Creation books and videos of any book store in the Northwest. Free creation information, museum displays and a super slide presentation makes the 7Wonders Museum a must-stop for any creationist or student of creation science.

Guided Tours by
 Lloyd Anderson