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In 1964, Claude Bell began a 150-foot dinosaur to sell burgers; it later became a creationist museum

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Claude Bell built the Cabazon Dinosaurs near Palm Springs to lure hungry road-trippers; Dinny outlived his cafe, his unfinished plans and a creationist museum.
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In 1964, Claude Bell began a 150-foot dinosaur to sell burgers; it later became a creationist museum

Claude Bell built the Cabazon Dinosaurs near Palm Springs to lure hungry road-trippers; Dinny outlived his cafe, his unfinished plans and a creationist museum.

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dcourier.com broke the news on Sunday, October 18, 2026.
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