Review of The Museum at Bethel Woods Center of the Arts
Anyone who's ever been to the small town knows what a mind blower it must have been to have 500,000 plus people descend on the area. Pictures & film doesn't not do it justice.
After many years of neglect, ideas & controversy, Bethel Woods was built on the site. Bethel Woods is an absolutely beautifully landscaped amphitheater just to the rear of
It took time but now a museum called The Museum at Bethel Woods is also opened on the site. The Museum is small but really a nice place to visit. It is a celebration of both the Woodstock concert & the events of the sixties.
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All exhibits are self guided so you can enjoy at your own pace. There is an old school bus
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There is small cafe, a small gift shop and your admission price also gives you access to walk the grounds outside. There is a mini Roman style amphitheater directly outside the museum for small events. Y ou can walk directly over to the actual field the concert was held on.
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