Philadelphia Museum

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The Philadelphia Museum was an early American museum established in the late 18th century that showcased natural history specimens, portraits, and curiosities to educate and entertain the public.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf early American museum
museum
audience general public
collectionType curiosities
natural history specimens
portraits
continent North America
country United States of America
surface form: United States
culturalRole popular entertainment venue
educationalRole introduced visitors to art and portraiture
introduced visitors to natural history
era 18th century United States
function cultural institution
display of specimens and curiosities
hasExhibitType art
ethnographic curiosities
natural history
hasLanguage English
inception late 18th century
locatedIn Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
operatedInPeriod post-Revolutionary United States
purpose public education
public entertainment
significance one of the earliest museums in the United States
subjectFocus curiosities
natural history
portraiture
typeOfInstitution public museum

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Charles Willson Peale founded Philadelphia Museum