The Dallas Museum of Art: One of My Favorite Places

 The Dallas Museum of Art. This museum is one of my favorite places on Earth. It's a giant collection of great art that anyone can come and enjoy for free. What's not to love? 

Dallas Museum of Art (2007)
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Beyond the actual contents of the museum, this museum was the birthplace of many High School memories. I went to school really close by. When we had free time or an off day, my friends and I would often come here to hang out and look at new exhibits. I always try to visit the DMA when I'm home.

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  1. Laura GibbsAugust 27, 2020 at 3:38 PM

    It is so great that you have a museum to feel connected to like that, Caleb! I need to go there the next time I am in Dallas. My parents and I used to go to the museums in Fort Worth (halfway between Austin and Norman, so we'd meet there and spend the week; my dad loved the Western Art Museum there), and there's a Museum of Modern Art in Fort Worth too, with some really cool stuff! Modern Art Museum of Fort Worth link :-)

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