Many tourists visit museums during their travel ventures. Museums are typically thought to include exotic and historical objects. Sometimes, though, we forget the beauty of everyday objects. The Museum of Everyday Life is a strange tourist destination in Vermont that you will not be able to just pass by.

The Museum of Everyday Life is a self-service tourist destination in Glover, Vermont.
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It is a budget-friendly option during your trip as it is a donation-based operation.
The exhibits make you take a closer look at everyday items. The in-depth experience helps visitors learn more than they thought they could about mundane objects.
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They also turn objects into interesting art pieces from local artists.
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There are three components to the museum.
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The Philosophy Department focuses on writings about relationships between people and objects.
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The Performance Company is a fun component that has puppet shows and performances. These shows focus on everyday objects and their life.
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The final component is the Exhibitions and Collections which is made up of the actual tangible work.
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The Museum of Everyday Life perfectly combines local treasures and everyday objects for your viewing pleasure.
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The Museum of Everyday Life is open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. every day. It is self-service so you are responsible for turning on the lights and turning them off if there are no other visitors. This tourist trap may be a little strange, but it is the perfect chance to appreciate the simple things in life! For more information, be sure to check out the Museum of Everyday Life online.

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The Museum of Everyday Life, 3482 Dry Pond Rd, Glover, VT 05839, USA