Small-Town 11-Year-Old Becomes Guinness World Record Holder’s Youngest Museum Curator
12 Aug 2026
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Anderson Taylor, son of John Taylor, who continues to transform his community through music in our Galva, Illinois story, has found his own unique way to make an impact in his community. Just four years after he began collecting dinosaur specimens, Anderson opened the Cambridge Natural History Museum in Cambridge, Illinois, welcoming school groups and attracting visitors from across the region!
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