Just north of Liberty Park, between the monorail line and the FCU campus, stands the Hunter Museum of Natural History. An anonymous donor funded the museum, and
Dr. Metropolis and
Daedalus of the Freedom League helped build the actual structure following the Terminus Invasion. The three-story marble and steel building resembles a Greek temple on the outside; inside, the museum features displays on archeology, anthropology, palaeontology, and technology. The museum’s collection includes artefacts from ancient civilisations, many of them donated by Daedalus himself. To the delight of younger visitors, a giant replica of a tyrannosaurus rex skeleton greets visitors in the main lobby.
As the anonymous founder of the Hunter Museum, Daedalus has a number of agents in place on the museum staff to keep an eye out for unusual or dangerous artefacts. He and his museum fund more than a dozen archaeological digs at a time, and many relics have been secreted away for study over the years. After all, alien or magical artefacts tend to create more questions than answers and are purposely “lost” in storage beneath the Hunter and other such institutions.
