The American Visionary Art Museum, located in Baltimore, Maryland, USA, opened on November 24, 1995. Designed by architects Rebecca Swanston and Alex Castro, the museum’s buildings feature vibrant, eclectic exteriors that reflect the spirit of the art within. The museum’s collection includes works by self-taught artists who often created their pieces outside of traditional art contexts. Highlights include Howard Finster’s elaborate “Paradise Garden” and the mirrored mosaic facade by artist Bob Benson and a team of volunteers.

The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Museum is known as the birthplace of American railroading, and for good reason. It was here where the first stone of the railroad was laid, where the nation’s first mile of commercial railroad was constructed, and where the Mt. Clare Shops made innumerable contributions to the development of the rail industry.

Parlett L. Moore Library is a member of the Library Information Management System (LIMS) of the University System of Maryland and Affiliated Institutions (USMAI). This collaborative effort permits state higher education institutions to share resources. LIMS provides a USMAI union online public access catalog that contains more than 1,400,000 titles

Dedicated to serving a diverse audience, through accurate interpretation, engaging programs, and dynamic exhibits.

The Walters Art Museum is among America’s most distinctive museums, forging connections between people and art from cultures around the world with a permanent collection that spans seven millennia. Through its collections, exhibitions, and education programs, the Walters engages the people of the City of Baltimore, the state of Maryland, and audiences across the globe. Located in Baltimore’s Mount Vernon neighborhood, the Walters is free for all.

Connecting art to Baltimore and Baltimore to the world.
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