Special Report
Best Museum in Every State
April 15, 2019 4:40 pm
Last Updated: February 17, 2020 4:38 pm
31. New Mexico: Georgia O’Keeffe Museum
> Where: Santa Fe
> Admission: $13 general admission, $11 students (18+), free for children under 18
> Annual attendance: 621,000
> Known for: Oil paintings and drawings from Georgia O’Keeffe.
32. New York: Metropolitan Museum of Art
> Where: New York City
> Admission: $25 adults; $17 seniors, $12 for students, free for children under 12.
> Annual attendance: 7 million
> Known for: Art and artifacts from every epoch.
33. North Carolina: North Carolina Museum of Art
> Where: Raleigh
> Admission: Free
> Annual attendance: 450,000
> Known for: Classical, Egyptian, European, Judaic, contemporary.
34. North Dakota: National Buffalo Museum
> Where: Jamestown
> Admission: $8 adults; $6 seniors, children 5-14 and active military; free for children under 5.
> Annual attendance: 8,713
> Known for: Fostering awareness of North American bison.
35. Ohio: Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
> Where: Cleveland
> Admission: $26 general admission; $24 seniors (65+); $16 youth (6-12); free for children 5 and under.
> Annual attendance: 568,000
> Known for: Institution recognizes achievements of music genre’s most influential artists, producers, and engineers.
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