Hood Museum of Art

"Amazing Annunaki panels I was not expecting to see for free in the middle of a New Hampshire college museum. Unfortunately, "the watchers" woke mind virus has infected the directors of Hood Museum and caused them to attack turn of the century artists paintings in their dreadful placards. The impotent Rage Against Beauty is alive and well in Hood Museum and should be remedied as soon as possible."

"One of the best and varied collections I have ever seen. It is notable they provide the provenance of a number of pieces. A important recognition of how pieces come into their possession."

"Beautiful, mid sized museum. Amazing place for free admission! We were able to see all the exhibits in an hour."

"Our high school group was greeted by 3 well prepared tour guides. I appreciate the initial recognition that Dartmouth and the museum reside on unceded Abinaki land. This really allowed out students to find a level of necessary reverance for the experience. Thank you, Mary!"

"Excellent exhibits that are free to explore. I spent about an hour there today and plan to go back to see more of the artwork soon. Highly recommend the Louise Hamlin exhibit on the second floor. Her forest paintings and scenes from Long Wind Farm (yeah! - the the "little guys" tomatoes farm) are stunning."