Sentence examples for museum connected from inspiring English sources

Architect William Pereira designed the three-building museum connected by a plaza that opened in March 1965.

FULL COVERAGE: LACMA at 50. 1965: Architect William Pereira designed the three-building museum connected by a plaza that opened in March 1965.

Behind the greatness of LACMA stand many great women Architect William Pereira designed the three-building museum connected by a plaza that opened in March 1965.

The Station Museum, connected to the art gallery, displays artifacts and exhibits associated with the construction of the NAR railway and the Alaska Highway.

MONTCLAIR ART MUSEUM "Connecting the Generations: Contemporary American Indian Dolls".

The museum connects to a red-and-charcoal-colored lane house where 13 delegates to the Chinese Communist Party met in 1921.

But at the Museum of Life and Science in Durham, N.C., where Beck Tench has worked as the director for innovation and digital engagement since 2008, Twitter and Flickr helped the museum connect with a community of people -- adults interested in visiting a museum without children in tow -- that it usually finds difficult to reach.

The exhibit, "Troubadour of the Highway," which runs through Aug. 29, includes videos, lyrics, photography and memorabilia, as well as links to pieces in the museum's permanent collection, most memorably Duane Hanson's sculpture of an eerily lifelike, well-over-the hill "Man on Mower," which the museum connects to Mr. Springsteen's "Glory Days".

Much like a technology start-up, the Laboratory will work to help the museum connect with the surrounding community through experimental programming, pioneering short-term pilot projects with students and teachers, making collection data accessible to the public, and studying how visitors experience the museum and its exhibitions.

After World War II, official policy concentrated on the creation of new regional museums in cities recovered from German occupation, on museums connected with the history of the communist movement, on former private palaces and collections acquired by the state, and on sites connected with Nazi war crimes, such as the concentration and extermination camps at Oświęcim (Auschwitz) or Majdanek.

After decades of treating the more than 500-year-old bay as a receptacle for industrial waste, the government is moving container traffic to the Port of Mariel west of the city, tearing out abandoned buildings and slowly renovating decrepit warehouses as breweries and museums connected by waterfront promenades.