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Beautiful building and the exhibits are very well done. Be sure to eat at the cafeteria where Native American food is served. Delicious!
I was honestly very disappointed with this exhibit. It was extremely lazy and ONLY talked about how the Native Americans helped the United States of America. The history of the native Americans was completely disregarded and lacked in importance.
The museum was so empty, there were hardly any paintings, pictures or sculptures.
Do not recommend! :(
The museum was so empty, there were hardly any paintings, pictures or sculptures.
Do not recommend! :(
The Native American veterans memorial is a must stop when you're in DC and particularly when a visiting the national museum of the American Indian! It's a very brief walk-through but a very spiritually intense place to set and just quietly ponder the sacrifice of some of our nation's bravest warriors! There is not a public restroom at the monument but I'm sure you could step into the museum next door. Admission is free at the museum!
What a a nice way to tell the story of the American people. I learned so much just going from the fourth floor down. It is an awesome museum to learn about the United States and the Native American. It has happy and sad moments while you go from one place to another learning so many great things. I really like how Native American were so connected to nature and always protected it.
The museum enjoys a unique collection of paintings and sculptures of masters like Van Gogh, Rafa ale , De Vinci to name a few. It also has wonderful photographs of various American states in the old times . Like California, Colorado,Denver etc. They looked so different from the present scenario.
It also has an exciting collection of heritage furniture. These displays make the visit so fascinating that one sometimes loses the sense of time.
It also has an exciting collection of heritage furniture. These displays make the visit so fascinating that one sometimes loses the sense of time.
Great museum. Was able to see Jackie Robinson jersey before it leaves on July 14, 2022.
Solemn small memorial in a peaceful garden next to the museum. A bit hidden.
