The Gilboa Forest Returns to Gilboa
Not long after the exhibit at the State Museum opened, Goldring started exploring ways to do something with the fossils still in Gilboa.
Goldring worked with the contractors who had helped the museum before and another engineer named Syndey K. Clapp to design something suitable. The result was a simple display of stumps in front of a bulletin board containing interpretive materials written by Goldring. The exhibit still remains and was renovated in 2001 to renew the site and incorporate new data.
To see more about how interpretations of the Gilboa forest have changed in recent years, continue onto the next page.