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But like many apartment museums in St Petersburg, the Dostoevsky museum suffers from being a part of the residential landscape.

Nor does the museum suffer from bad relations with neighbors or city officials.

I checked in with its owner, Jawdat Khoudary, finding that the hotel – with a glass patio and private archeological museum – suffered virtually no damage.

(CNN) Soft Reopening Although much of the damage Ellis Island and its immigration museum suffered from Hurricane Sandy remains unrepaired, the National Park Service announced that it would reopen the island to visitors today.

He dismissed an argument that the museum suffered from not having enough road signs and from being in an out-of-the-way location -- at least compared to big-city museums.

No one wants to top the persecution league table, but nor can one accept that those who were "arrested, interrogated and imprisoned" – to quote the Vilnius museum – suffered the same fate as those Jews who were murdered, despite the exhibit's attempt to equalise them under the bland umbrella term "losses".

Having praised house museums as "the bedrock of the American preservation movement," Richard Moe, president of the National Trust said, "The current crop of house museums suffers from a distressing sameness".

And in cities whose economic fortunes have declined, museums suffer too.

Although the New Orleans Museum of Art survived intact, other Gulf Coast museums suffered significant damage, including the Louisiana State Museum and the Old Capitol Museum of Mississippi History.

Too many museums suffer too much architecture, most of which is intrusive, space wasting and attention-grabbing.

Effects of the cultural cuts are already being felt by the public, as museum galleries and sometimes whole museums suffer from sporadic closings.