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Boston Museums
Boston museums are legendary and we have a collection designed to get you started exploring them all. The Museum of Fine Arts, the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, and Museum of Science are all good places to begin. The John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum is located in Dorchester next to the campus of the University of Massachusetts. The Institute of Contemporary Art always has something new, and the MIT Museum has collections of ancient computing devices, like slide rules, architecture, holography, and more. You can get started now with a museum in Boston, MA from this collection. |
John F. Kennedy Presidential Library & Museum
As one of the most beloved presidents of our nation, John F. Kennedy's early career and experience in the White House can be witnessed at this library and museum. Join thousands of visitors to see exhibits highlighting events in the 1960's like the Cuban Missile Crisis and the space program. |
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Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
When this popular museum first opened its doors, it held 5,600 pieces of art. Since its inception, the numbers of visitors have grown and its collection has steadily increased to around 450,000 different works of art. Come see exhibitions from African art to European art. |
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