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ZachyZachy
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A wonderful afternoon listening to a country (?) songwriter session with some love music and back story. I had no idea who any of them were but the crowd seemed thrilled and it was an enjoyable experience even for someone who doesn't listen to country music. Afterwards our group toured the museum itself and were pleasantly surprised. Expectations were exceedingly low because of the geographic location of the museum and it purported speciality of Murican Southwest art. But they were greatly exceeded and this museum could have been located in New Mexico just as easily. Great place to stop. The main level had pretty standard traditional SW paintings. It was alright. Some good works. Saw a few crazy horse faces. The downstairs wasn't well marked but it was showcasing a local school(s) exhibit and some of the pieces were wonderful. The formal cats (picture attached) being a highlight of the entire museum. Whoever you are kid, keep up the good work. The upstairs was really the highlight. Much more modern and various styles of art. The sculptures were old school to crazy. Especially enjoyed the totem with chickens on their heads. The large map of first nations throughout North America was an excellent piece and I hadn't seen it put so well before. The scale and detail made it much easier to recognize the natural and political boundaries of the tribes. It's unfortunate that it is tucked away in the corner behind some clothes pieces as in my opinion it lays the foundation for the entire area in terms of what to expect. Much more expressioned art upstairs and a few more crazy horse faces. There was a very strange room with Murican presidents painted in a group portrait that was... creepy. I got the jist of what was being went for but it was just weird and not very true to photograph for many of the faces. Apparently it's a working space according to the sign and is incomplete. So perhaps the non-representitve features will be fixed at a later date. Overall, very excellent experience and hope to be back. There's a supercharger less than 20mins away at the Target too.
Nick VergunstNick Vergunst
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This place was great!! The staff were helpful and knowledgable. Wonderful artwork of all types on display. The hall of statues has an amazing, huge bronze of a native American man and an eagle. It's beautiful with its wing's outstrectched! The interactive children's center was fun for my children and us adults. The presidential paintings and articles from each president was great. Both of my sons, 12 & 13, enjoyed it greatly. The large painting showing the beginning and end of Geronimo was my favorite, besides a stark painting in the war room of Sherman in Atlanta. I'm from Georgia so Im not a fan of Sherman, but the piece was so bright with the fire, centered around Sherman, the paint not fading into his image, which was so crisp and sharp, contrasted by the ruin and dust of the city and the men walking. The artist did an excellent job of his work. The photo and my phone's camera do no justice to the piece. Standing in front of it is awe inspiring. We visit a lot of museums because we homeschool and love art and this one was at the top of our charts. I loved this museum, and would definitely go back.
Stacy LynnStacy Lynn
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The museum has a vast amount of native American history and art as well as displays of sculptures and even period pieces of handmade household items and clothing. There is also western heritage artwork and a few rooms with presidential history. One room has a painting or photograph of each president with historical info abouy them and a letter written by each one. Currently there is a quilt exhibit of Black Pioneer Legacy in American West. They are some of the most unique and intriguing quilts I have seen. I visited with my 2 girls (middle school and college age). My oldest picked a quilt as a price to cover for her art class paper and my younger daughter did the Girl Scout scavenger hunt so see could purchase their badge. They also occasionally have scout events. Went on a Sunday, not a ton of people and quite pleasant experience.
Carole HydeCarole Hyde
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I'm not sure how hidden this place is but for my History and Art lovers this place is worth a visit. Most of the artistic depictions, interpretations and recreations of historical events are marvelous. Sculptures, paintings and etchings using mix media are crafted in immense detail; when standing afar can appear photographic. An added plus is the American Presidents exhibit were you can see their photos and learn some unique facts about them. Admission is reasonably priced and can be purchased online. Ample parking located across the street. Bistro and Museum Shop located within the facility. Tours are available. Staff are very helpful, personable and located through the facility to aid patrons and make sure exhibits remain in pristine condition. Building is ADA accessible. Elevator is centrally located on premise.
Ashley MaloneAshley Malone
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Nearby Attractions Of Booth Western Art Museum
Cartersville Plaza Shopping Center
Gabe's
The Big Mattress Outlet
Locks Salon on Public Square
Phone Lab Cartersville
LUCKY STAR NAIL (10% OFF FOR REFERRAL CUSTOMERS)
Southern Cove
Rose Lawn Museum
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Findley's Butcher Shop

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Basic Info
Address
501 N Museum Dr, Cartersville, GA 30120
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(770) 387-1300
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Website
boothmuseum.org
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4.8
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cultural
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Booth Western Art Museum, located in Cartersville, Georgia, is a museum dedicated to the Western United States. It is one of only two museums of its kind in the Southeastern United States, the other being the James Museum of Western and Wildlife Art in St. Petersburg, FL.
attractions: Cartersville Plaza Shopping Center, Gabe's, The Big Mattress Outlet, Locks Salon on Public Square, Phone Lab Cartersville, LUCKY STAR NAIL (10% OFF FOR REFERRAL CUSTOMERS), Southern Cove, Rose Lawn Museum, MISSION: ESCAPE, Findley's Butcher Shop, restaurants: Appalachian Grill, Mellow Mushroom Cartersville, Ate Track Bar & Grill, Maine Street Coastal Cuisine, The City Cellar and Loft, Table 20, Largos, Tacos N Subs, Gondolier Pizza, Ming Moon

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