After riding 6 miles on the Bentonville trails, we arrived at the museum |
On the grounds of the North End Trail Entrance was under construction where we got Chloe in front of a huge open frame...we ended up having to bike back to the main entrance |
This here HOG was at the north end trail entrance when Chloe had her near fall out...she was okay, just trying her thing |
A view of the museum when you arrive |
A blurry photo but a good one of the kinds of people that go |
We had lunch at the museum, via Joy's recommendation and it was outstanding and a must do when at the museum |
Another view of the restaurant |
Chloe had the chocolate cupcake, it was really good as was the tea |
The wildflowers at the museum were wonderful |
There was a large George Washington exhibit |
Chloe's self portrait in front of a statue |
This was amazing, it had real hair. Artist is Duane Hanson, WOW! |
A view of one of the exhibit halls. It is such a well done museum and to think, it's right up the road in Bentonville not in New York. Amazing! |
The museum sits around the Crystal Spring that feeds the museums ponds |
Here's Chloe trying to slide down the handrail at the museum's entrance |
I loved this horse but didn't get a photo of the artist's name |
I don't believe this photo made it on the other post of riding bikes in Bentonville but this is Chloe doing a somewhat technical mountain bike trail that she said nearly killed her :) |
And yet another painting I didn't get a photo of the artist name |
CoCo ready to head back to the hotel...:) |
If you haven't been to Crystal Bridges Museum, you must. It is so wonderful in its architecture on the in and outside but the collection of American Art is outstanding. It's such a gift from the Walton family to the state and region. And Wal-Mart made a donation for free admission, that's enormous and amazing. You'll see our photos of our tour of the museum, we had a wonderful time! Get the Bentonville bike trails, Saturday Farmer's Market on the square and Crystal Bridges on your list of places to go!
Here's a link to the museum: http://crystalbridges.org/About/FAQ
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