Norman Rockwell Museum

Stockbridge, MA

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Address: 9 Glendale Rd, Stockbridge , MA 01262 _{How do we get there?} Number: 413-298-4100

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Norman Rockwell was one of the most incredible and inspiring artists of the 20th century, and a visit to the Norman Rockwell Museum celebrates that!

The Norman Rockwell Museum is home to the largest and most significant collection of Rockwell art in the WORLD - so if you are a fan of his art, or just love to explore new things, a visit here on your next family day out might just need to be on the list!

So who just is Norman Rockwell? Well, he was actually born in New York City in 1894, and always knew he wanted to be an artist (kids, if there is something you LOVE to do growing up, that might just be your calling!)

At 14, Rockwell enrolled in art classes, and went on to study art in the National Academy of Design, and actually found success early, leading to painting a whopping 322 magazine cover in his career, and from 1939 began to paint works that reflected small-town life in America - freezing moments of the nation's history for all to see throughout the ages.

Not only does the Norman Rockwell Museum hold a significant public collection of original Rockwell pieces, but it also features a number of other displays filled with personal memorabilia, reference materials and supplies.

History, art, and a US icon - it's all there waiting to be discovered in Vermont's Norman Rockwell Museum - it's art-tastic!

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Directions

The Norman Rockwell Museum of Vermont is located at the Crossroads of Vermont, in Rutland, near the corners of Rt 4 and Rt 7, just two miles east on Route 4.

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How much does it cost?

Adults

$20

Children

Free under 18 years

Discount

Seniors $18, Veterans $18, College Students with ID $10

Free Under

18

Last Updates

2023

Norman Rockwell Museum FAQ’s

The Terrace Cafe is open during regular business hours and is a great place to sit and enjoy some lunch or snacks before continuing your museum experience! Tuck into sandwiches, sweet treats, and salads!

Check out the schedule for the Gallery Talks, which last 20 minutes (often at 11am, 12:30pm and 2:30pm daily) and are free with museum admisison

Books, prints, stationery and even signed prints available in the shop!

Their interactive programs are designed to provide students with meaningful, common core curriculum-based experiences that use original works of art to encourage discovery relating to the visual arts, history/social studies, and language arts, emphasizing distinct learning connections

The museum is accessible, with accessible parking, elevators, manual wheelchairs available and a number of accessible features - so everyone can visit!