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I just got back from visiting the MET in New York City. It was awesome. This is the only museum armor I've seen. I travel around the US a lot, so my question is "Are there any other cool museums with armor in the US?" Idealy I would like to see earlier armor, but anything would be nice.
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Last time I was there the Cleveland art museum had a good armor collection, I haven't been there in a few years and I heard they renovated, so I can't make any guarantees.
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Higgins about 30-45 minutes outside of Boston

Philidephia museum. parking is expencive, talk with mord about dinner options.

ROM royal ontario museum in Torant canada.

The Walters museum in Baltamore Maryland

The royal armoury in Louisville, Kentucky at the frazier museum.
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Cripes! All the good stuff is on the east coast!
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Toby D. wrote:Cripes! All the good stuff is on the east coast!


Actually all the REALLY good stuff is on the West Coast... of Europe. The East Cost of the US just happens to have the left-overs and extras because it's closer. :)
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The Los Angeles Natural History Museum (?!!!!) has a large armour collection...

...NONE of which has been on display for decades.

Damnit!
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