Amaranthine Museum

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In 1977, Les Harris began a decade-long exploration of the world from within the confines of six rooms in a fallout shelter in Baltimore. He created over 300 pieces of art for an installation that covers every surface and transports the visitor through time. The entire collection was moved to Clipper Mill where visitors can embark on a journey beginning with contemporary thought and transporting visitors back to before the beginning of man. The museum entrance is behind the Foundry Building, down the back walkway.

A perennial Doors Open Baltimore favorite, come and experience this immersive and truly unique art museum!

• Accessibility: Partially Accessible
• Parking: Free Parking
• Photography: Permitted with credit given to Les Harris, Amaranthine Museum