Peabody Essex Museum

The museums around Boston that are worth punching in, naturally have to mention this Peabody Essex Museum. For this museum, it is worth a special trip from Boston to Salem town for 40 minutes. This museum is also the oldest museum in Xuancun, United States. A "flying house" in the museum also made the museum famous. The only Qing Dynasty residential building in the United States, the museum spent 7 years moving this house from China. The wooden parts, bricks, furniture, The stone boards and other pieces were all shipped to the United States together, and each part was marked. It was opened to the public in 2003 to visit the museum, which also houses a variety of Asian cultural artworks. Few museums in the United States see such a large number of Asian collections. It was still more shocking, and when I came to visit, I also happened to catch up with the Forbidden City Cultural Relics Exhibition, which was more cordial when I visited. Their family will launch special exhibitions with different themes from time to time. Before visiting, you can log in to the official website to check the current exhibition theme.

Living Modern exhibits the costumes in O'Keeffe's wardrobe with her paintings and photos. Every aspect of her life is conscious, from an aesthetic point of view, from the clothes she wears to the way she writes, the items she puts on her clothes, and of course her paintings! Hahaha

[Attraction Guide] Detailed address: 115 Derby St, Salem, MA 01970 Traffic Guide: 22mile from Boston, 30 minutes drive from Salem Town is also a good place to travel around Boston, you can also take the train from Boston City, only 4 stops, it is very convenient. There are many parking spaces in the town, and the distance between the attractions is not far, you can walk to it. Opening hours: Monday to Wednesday, Thursday to Sunday 10：00-17：00 Ticket price: 20 knives for tickets, 12 knives for student tickets, highlights: This art and culture museum is one of the oldest museums in the United States, and it is also a museum that often displays Asian art and culture. It is the first museum to promote Chinese culture in the United States. The town is one of the important ports on the East Coast of the United States, so people here will see a variety of exquisite artworks from overseas. There will also be frequent ocean trade special exhibitions here. When you come to play, it is showing the royal exhibits of China's Forbidden City. I feel very kind to see the banners of publicity from afar. The cultural artworks in China and even Asia here are also extremely rich. In 1992, the Peabody Museum merged with Essex Academy, and it became the name of the current Peabody Museum. Little Tips: This museum also has a treasure of the town hall "Yinyutang", a characteristic building of Huizhou houses, and the horse racing building. At that time, when the Yinyutang was auctioned, the curator moved this ancient house for 7 years and moved to the United States. This museum is also worth making an appointment to visit. Looking at the full Chinese elements, this museum is really very kind, if you have time, you must come and walk around