Mercer Museum
The Mercer Museum in Doylestown, Pennsylvania is a dream destination for material culture enthusiasts. Over 40,000 objects from the permanent […]
New Op-Ed on CMSMC
Did you know Michelangelo Pietà was attacked in 1972? Ever wonder why it’s behind glass at the Vatican? My latest […]
New Review on Mainly Museums
My latest review is now live on Mainly Museums. I feature the Thomas Edison Center at Menlo Park. Go check […]
Goghing to Van Gogh
Van Gogh Immersions are this summer’s blockbuster exhibitions. Currently, New York City boasts two competing experiences; Immersive Van Gogh and Van Gogh: […]
U.S. Life-Saving Station 30
“You have to go out, but you don’t have to come back.”- unofficial motto of the U.S. Life-Saving Service Heading […]
CMSMC Article: Washington Rallying the Troops at Monmouth (1857)
My latest article, “Washington Rallying the Troops at Monmouth: A Window into Nineteenth-Century Domestic Domains,” is published! You can read […]
Colonial Williamsburg
Colonial Williamsburg transports visitors back in time to the eighteenth-century capital city of the largest American colony. As the Colony […]
Jamestown Settlement
My trip to Jamestown, Virginia.
My First Trip to MoMA
Last month, I visited the Museum of Modern Art for the first time.
Updates
Hope this note finds you safe, warm, and filled with holiday cheer. I’m elated to share that my research on […]
A Trip to the Barnes Foundation
A few weeks ago, I drove to Philadelphia to visit the Barnes Foundation. The art museum is located on the […]
The After Dinner Mint Show with Gracie Autumn
I am excited to share that Mary’s Musings is featured on The After Dinner Mint Show with Gracie Autumn! On […]
A Long Overdue Trip to the Metropolitan Museum of Art
2019 was the last time I stepped foot in a museum as a visitor. If we want to get technical, […]
The Muse Behind Mary’s Musings:
Hello readers! My name is Mary Manfredi. I’m a recent graduate from Villanova University’s Master’s in History Program. In my […]
A Window into Berthe Morisot’s World
In 1894, Berthe Morisot used her paintbrush to produce a frequent sight, a young girl practicing the violin. In Violin (Julie […]
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