Located in the home where Edward Hopper was born in 1882, the museum offers a look at the artist’s early life, creative process and lasting impact on American art.
Guests can explore historic rooms and view original artifacts, including Hopper’s bicycle and art materials. Visitors can also see Hopper’s first studio, believed to be the room where he was born.
The museum highlights Hopper’s enduring legacy, including connections to his famous masterpiece, Nighthawks.
Families and visitors of all ages can also take part in interactive experiences through the Hop Into Art Lab, which encourages creativity and exploration through art and history.