The Magnificent Tiffany Lamps at The New-York Historical Society
The world-class collection of Tiffany lamps at the New-York Historical Society is nothing short of breathtaking; a perfect blend of art and history.
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Visiting the National Museum of the Pacific War in Fredericksburg, TX
At the National Museum of the Pacific War in Fredericksburg, TX, discover WWII history and Admiral Nimitz’s legacy.
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The ESSE Purse Museum: A Hidden Gem in Little Rock, AR
Discover the ESSE Purse Museum, a hidden gem in Little Rock, AR. Explore the US’s only dedicated handbag museum and the history of the 20th-century woman.
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A Boston Art Getaway: Museum, Hotel, and Dining Tips
Contributor Hilary Nangle takes readers on a artful jaunt as she goes museum-hopping in Boston. Boston’s Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum and its International Contemporary Art Museum (ICA) couldn’t be more different, which makes them a perfect pairing. More than a decade had passed since I visited the Gardner Museum, and despite long wanting to visit…
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Visiting Storm King Art Center: A Mini-Guide
Smithsonian Magazine calls it one of the most spectacular sculpture parks in the world. Here’s what you need to know about visiting Storm King Arts Center in Orange County, New York.
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Essential Guide to Finding the Perfect Museum for Your Summer Getaway
Footnotes from the Most Fascinating Museums (Princeton Architectural Press, 2024) is an intriguing book that showcases the breadth and importance of museums—big and small—to art and culture.
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Casa Artusi: The Living Museum of Italian Home Cooking
Casa Artusi honors Pellegrino Artusi, one of Forlimpopoli’s most famous citizens. Artusi is considered the father of Italian home cooking.
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Refuge Canada: A Compelling Exhibit At The Canadian Museum Of Immigration
Upon entering the Refuge Canada exhibit at the Canadian Museum of Immigration in Halifax, an eye-catching graphic reads: “No one wants to be a refugee, anyone could become a refugee.”
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European Waterways Barge Cruise Through Alsace & Lorraine
The itinerary of our European Waterways hotel barge cruise through Alsace & Lorraine was limited to the northeast corner of France so we didn’t cover much ground—at least, literally.
