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A modern glass and steel building facade with angular, sweeping lines reflects the city skyline under a blue sky with clouds, echoing the contemporary architecture found near Jardin Botanique De Montréal.

Art Gallery of Ontario

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Explore more than 120,000 works of art at one of North America’s largest art museums, housed in an iconic Frank Gehry-designed building in the heart of Toronto.

A large, rectangular modern building with tall, smooth concrete walls, small windows, and a staircase leading to a dark entrance stands surrounded by grass and a low hedge under a partly cloudy sky, reminiscent of the striking architecture found near Onondaga Lake State Park.

Munson

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Discover art, history and culture in the heart of Utica at MUNSON. The cultural institution brings together a renowned art museum, historic Fountain Elms mansion, performing arts and educational programs, making it a must-see destination in the Mohawk Valley.

A brick building with two dark doors is framed by a tree-lined driveway at the Shelburne Museum. Green grassy planters are arranged along the drive, and green hills are visible in the background under a blue sky with wispy clouds.

Dia Beacon

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Discover large-scale contemporary art in a stunning former factory overlooking the Hudson River at Dia Beacon. The museum showcases Dia Art Foundation’s collection from the 1960s to today, along with special exhibitions, installations and public programs.

Shelburne Museum

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Vermont’s Shelburne Museum Whether you’re an art aficionado, history enthusiast, or simply looking for an enriching experience, the Shelburne Museum

Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome

Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome

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Visit the Old Rhinebeck Aerodrome to experience living history through their museum of antique aircraft, airshows featuring flightworthy historic airplanes,
The Hudson River Valley National Heritage Area logo showcases a stylized sailing ship gliding above blue waves, complemented by tan geometric shapes. Encircled with a blue and gold border, the emblem proudly displays the name of the Hudson River Valley National Heritage Area.

Greenway NHA

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The Hudson River Train Tour App. It’s like having the Hudson Valley in your pocket! Between New York City and

Mills Mansion

Mills Mansion

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Visit Mills Mansion, the 192-acre property that was home to the Mills family for outdoor recreation and educational opportunities along the Hudson River.

Higley Homestead

Higley Homestead

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Visit the Higley Homestead to learn about Castleton’s history in a home built by a local family in the early 1800s.

Bennington Museum

Bennington Museum

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Visit the Bennington Museum in Bennington, Vermont for a historical and educational experience via the Ethan Allen Express.

Visitors walk past a vibrant museum exhibit featuring portraits and biographies of notable individuals. A man listens to audio through headphones, while others read about the Colored Musicians Club on colorful panels displayed on a purple wall.

Colored Musicians Club

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Celebrate African American culture and diversity at the Colored Musicians Club in Buffalo, NY. This famous club doubles as an educational Jazz Museum.

Wonderfeet Kids' Museum

Wonderfeet Kids’ Museum

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Visit Wonderfeet Kids’ Museum in Rutland, VT, for interactive games, fun developmental experiences and priceless moments the whole family can enjoy.

The modern building with large windows and a sign reading ARKELL atop the roof, reminiscent of the Arkell Museums architectural style, stands against a backdrop of expansive green lawns and blue skies, near an older stone structure featuring a quaint bell tower.

The Arkell Museum

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The Arkell Museum, founded by Beech-Nut Packing Company president Bartlett Arkell, preserves and promotes the arts and humanities, with a
A storefront adorned with a vibrant mouse graphic crafted from StickerYou stickers catches the eye. The black two-story building features windows, and nearby, a car is parked next to a convenience store and a tree, all basking in the clear days light.

StickerYou

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Toronto’s StickerYou Store, opened in 2019, features eye-catching and innovative sticker art that is fun for people of all ages!
A stunning example of modern architecture with a glass and metal design is displayed. A sign in the foreground proudly reads Welcome to THE ROM, referring to the renowned Royal Ontario Museum. People stroll along the street beneath a clear blue sky, capturing a perfect day in Toronto.

Royal Ontario Museum

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Learn about world culture and natural history while exploring the largest and most visited museum in Canada, the Royal Ontario Museum.

Nestled among the trees, the historic Martisco train station boasts a green-trimmed exterior and charming arched windows. A sign proudly reads Narrowsburg, with an American flag fluttering nearby and vintage luggage carts harken back to its railroad days.

Martisco Station Museum

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Current Status: Temporarily closed All Aboard! Martisco Station Museum is a restored former New York Central Railroad station that offers
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