Morris Museum
Morris Museum
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MitchPhyllis65
新泽西莫里斯敦7,702 条分享
2024年9月 • 夫妻情侣
This week my wife and I returned to the Morris Museum to see the current Sculpture and Art Exhibitions along with the other permanent exhibits. We enjoyed our rainy day visit.
撰写日期：2024年9月26日
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chofetzchaim
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2024年6月 • 夫妻情侣
We were very pleased with our trip today. The museum is small but full of interesting items, particularly the Guinness exhibit of mechanical music boxes. Make sure you are there at 2 PM for the docent presentation (it's given daily and well worth listening to). Our docent was Barbara, very knowledgeable and interesting. Activities for kids, an inventor's lab and a wonderful model train all added to the experience. Lots of parking and reasonably priced.
撰写日期：2024年6月30日
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ERICA M
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2023年11月 • 家庭
If you’re taking a trip to the Morris Museum to see the big bear,don’t bother he is no longer there!!! Very disappointing!!
撰写日期：2023年11月6日
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Daffy D
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2023年8月 • 独自旅游
For a small venue they utilize the space very well.. Loved the Musical instrument section, fun art room and operational interactive model trains for small and tall kids and more. Glad I stopped in.
撰写日期：2023年9月18日
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Lorna B.
宾夕法尼亚Bechtelsville884 条分享
2022年10月
We recently visited here while in Morristown to see its historic sites. We were fortunate to arrive just in time to catch a very interesting and entertaining demonstration called “Musical Machines & Automata.” This was a demonstration of selected samples from the museum’s wonderful Guinness collection of musical and/or mechanical dolls, figurines, instruments, music boxes, toys, clocks, etc. Our one-hour tour led by Bradford was engaging and informative. He was very knowledgeable and fervent about the items he demonstrated for us, including a pinned cylinder, disk player, punched paper player piano, a luminaire, etc. Seeing the demonstration made us appreciate the rest of the items in this impressive collection so much more.
As much as we enjoyed this exhibit, the rest of the museum was disappointing in comparison. Upstairs was a small Native American gallery and one about “Earth Science” (displaying fossils, dinosaurs, minerals, etc.). Also, there was a large model train display and a small decorative arts gallery. A large area of this museum was devoted to photography and avant-garde artwork of a style that we did not care for.
During the time of our visit (1:55pm-3:45pm), there was wedding setup going on in the main hallway; the rows of chairs set up there discouraged us from entering the side galleries. I am certain we missed some features (the museum’s map showed many more galleries than we remember encountering).
There was plentiful free parking here. We had free admission through our NARM membership.
As much as we enjoyed this exhibit, the rest of the museum was disappointing in comparison. Upstairs was a small Native American gallery and one about “Earth Science” (displaying fossils, dinosaurs, minerals, etc.). Also, there was a large model train display and a small decorative arts gallery. A large area of this museum was devoted to photography and avant-garde artwork of a style that we did not care for.
During the time of our visit (1:55pm-3:45pm), there was wedding setup going on in the main hallway; the rows of chairs set up there discouraged us from entering the side galleries. I am certain we missed some features (the museum’s map showed many more galleries than we remember encountering).
There was plentiful free parking here. We had free admission through our NARM membership.
撰写日期：2022年10月30日
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TR26
俄亥俄代顿916 条分享
2021年9月
This is reported to be the second largest museum in New Jersey, which says that New Jersey is not big on museums in general--but more importantly shows that the size doesn't matter if you have a distinguished collection.
In this case, they have a pretty nice display of visual arts, including a good deal of contemporary--one special exhibition featured African-American artists--and I think they concentrate on artists from their region. However they had some 19th century works as well, including a Gainesborough. There's also a little but good Native Amerifan gallery, and a modest but excellent paleontology exhibit centered on prehistorical life in New Jersey.
But the main attraction is the Guinness collection of automatons. It's primarily a large number of mechanical musical instruments--not just music boxes, bbut automatic organs, hurdy-gurdies,
In this case, they have a pretty nice display of visual arts, including a good deal of contemporary--one special exhibition featured African-American artists--and I think they concentrate on artists from their region. However they had some 19th century works as well, including a Gainesborough. There's also a little but good Native Amerifan gallery, and a modest but excellent paleontology exhibit centered on prehistorical life in New Jersey.
But the main attraction is the Guinness collection of automatons. It's primarily a large number of mechanical musical instruments--not just music boxes, bbut automatic organs, hurdy-gurdies,
撰写日期：2021年10月1日
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ken j
新泽西Manalapan942 条分享
2021年9月
We loved the musical automatic collection. The stories, especially of the mechanical Turk, were great. While we were there a staffer played some of the musical instruments, a lot of fun. Liked the mineral display also.
撰写日期：2021年9月6日
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CH.BR
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2021年6月 • 好友
Small museum but full of gems. Especially the art gallery is in the mansion. Automata with music box collection is so cool and fun. The yard is nice with some art pieces and picnic tables. If there is a cafe, that will be great.
撰写日期：2021年6月12日
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David P
新泽西帕西帕尼1,411 条分享
2020年2月
First time visit to the Morris Museum. I went to view the current exhibit "Aerosol," an exhibit of graffiti and street art. The exhibit is amazing especially since all of the pieces are originals painted in the museum. I then ventured to the other parts of the museum and was impressed with each exhibit. The Guinness Collection of mechanical music instruments if fascinating with plenty of hands on interactive things to do. I also enjoyed the other current exhibits.
Daniel Rosin's PomPom mirror is a cool object with black and white pompom tufts that change colors as you move back and forth in front of it.
The Adventures of Baron Von Steubon and Cromwell: A Kinetic Tale by David Bowman is a collection of metal kinetic sculptures that tell a story. Tap on the foot pedals and the sculptures come to life.
Everyday People: Mel Leipzig’s Figurative Realism is a gorgeous display of colorful paintings that you just need to stand in front of for a few minutes.
Throw in the other exhibits including the model railroad and dinosaurs and there is something for people of all ages.
Looking forward to future exhibits.
Daniel Rosin's PomPom mirror is a cool object with black and white pompom tufts that change colors as you move back and forth in front of it.
The Adventures of Baron Von Steubon and Cromwell: A Kinetic Tale by David Bowman is a collection of metal kinetic sculptures that tell a story. Tap on the foot pedals and the sculptures come to life.
Everyday People: Mel Leipzig’s Figurative Realism is a gorgeous display of colorful paintings that you just need to stand in front of for a few minutes.
Throw in the other exhibits including the model railroad and dinosaurs and there is something for people of all ages.
Looking forward to future exhibits.
撰写日期：2020年2月20日
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Karen P
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2019年11月
The Morris Museum is a small museum with a big collection and a surprise around every corner. We stopped here specifically to see the Guinness Collection of mechanical musical instruments and automata from the 1800s and early 1900s, and we weren’t disappointed. In the “Musical Machines” exhibit, instruments range from intricate musical snuffboxes to elaborate player pianos, and from the Encore automatic banjo to the Poppers Rex Orchestrion with an orchestra of instruments stuffed inside. The “Living Dolls” exhibit features exquisitely detailed moving figures: a magician clown whose head disappears, a bicycle-riding monkey, a Pierrot writing a letter, a maid dusting a portrait with moving eyes, and many more. Because they are so delicate, the automata are kept behind glass, but there are videos of them in action and a daily live demonstration at 2:00 PM.
In addition to the Guinness Collection, The Morris had many permanent exhibits and several special exhibits that delighted us: an extensive display of rocks and minerals, a wonderful model train room, a walk-through “story” illustrated with intricate mechanical sculptures of fantastical creatures, and a gallery full of street art and graffiti. Another surprise was discovering two floors of the Neo-Georgian Frelinghuysen mansion designed by Stanford White built into the central lobby, with the furnishings and grand staircase intact. In spite of their diverse collection, the museum was very easy to navigate, and the on-site parking was free. What a wonderful way to spend an afternoon!
In addition to the Guinness Collection, The Morris had many permanent exhibits and several special exhibits that delighted us: an extensive display of rocks and minerals, a wonderful model train room, a walk-through “story” illustrated with intricate mechanical sculptures of fantastical creatures, and a gallery full of street art and graffiti. Another surprise was discovering two floors of the Neo-Georgian Frelinghuysen mansion designed by Stanford White built into the central lobby, with the furnishings and grand staircase intact. In spite of their diverse collection, the museum was very easy to navigate, and the on-site parking was free. What a wonderful way to spend an afternoon!
撰写日期：2020年2月17日
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Anna M
新泽西Fair Lawn
I would like to take my 4 grandchildren to the museum. However, I cannot find out how much it costs to get in. Do I have to pay for a child under 2?
撰写日期：2015年2月18日
Children under 3 enter free. Also if you are a Bank of America card holder you can take advantage of their museums on us program where the first weekend every month is free for card holders.
撰写日期：2015年2月19日
Anna M
新泽西Fair Lawn
I cannot find out how much it costs to enter the Morris Museum and is there an added cost for each exhibit. If so for which exhibit and how much. We will also have a 2 year old with us does she enter free of charge?
撰写日期：2015年2月18日
Check website for the prices for admission. It looks like a child over 3 years is a $7.00 charge.
I advise to go on the Thursday where you just make a donation of your choice. It may be the 3rd Thursday of the month. Check the website I have above for questions. I don't believe it is every Thursday.
Yes one price you can see all the exhibits. Unless there is a stipulation for a special exhibit. I advise to check out the website to see what is on display before you go.
morrismuseum org website under visit for prices
撰写日期：2015年2月19日
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