blogs by the historic houses trust of new south wales

This website provides information about the still young history of digital cameras. Using exhibits from my private collection, it is shown how this technology has 'grown up' within just 15 years.

The Palace Museum was established on October 10, 1925, and is a large comprehensive ancient art museum based on the royal palaces of the Ming and Qing dynasties and the collection of cultural relics from the imperial court. It is a UNESCO World Heritage site, a key cultural heritage protection unit in China, and a demonstration base for patriotic education.

Museum Park Ibaraki Prefectural Museum of Natural History is a natural history museum that aims to be a new type of museum, with the basic philosophy of "learning from the past, understanding the present, and predicting the future."

This is the website of a museum in Fukui Prefecture that specializes in geology and paleontology, with a focus on dinosaurs. The museum displays 50 complete dinosaur skeletons, as well as fossils, dioramas, and impressive reconstruction models, and is sure to captivate both adults and children. There is also an outdoor dinosaur museum where you can experience excavating fossils, focusing on footprints. On the site, you can enjoy usage instructions, event information, dinosaur picture books, and more.

The KEN HAMAZAKI RED MUSEUM showcases contemporary art and hosts events like the Red Tea Ceremony. It collaborates with notable events such as the Fuji Rock Festival.

Thorvaldsens Museum is a Danish art museum dedicated to the works of the Danish sculptor Bertel Thorvaldsen. It houses a significant collection of his sculptures, drawings, and other artworks.

The Nanyue King Museum showcases the historical relics and cultural heritage of the Nanyue Kingdom, providing insights into its history and significance.

Pinacoteca of the State of São Paulo - São Paulo Museum of Contemporary Art - Pinacoteca Station, Memorial of Resistance, Cedoc Pinacoteca, Nemirovsky Collection, Brasiliana Collection.

The Deutschhaus dates back to an old Marian hospice that was first mentioned in documents in 1234. In 1254, the hospital near the parish church was transferred to the Teutonic Order. Today, the Deutschhaus houses the town and Multscher museum, the music school and the headquarters of the Sterzing Citizens' Band.