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| The Cloisters Museum is located on four acres overlooking the Hudson River. The building has elements from five different french cloisters during the medieval times and has many of the features found in monastic sites within Southern France. |  |
| The Coisters Museum in New York is one of three reconstructed around the world. They all feature gardens that were planted according to horticultural information found in medieval treatises and poetry. |  |
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On our way out of the Cloisters some of the students decided to stand against the massive building. |  |
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Approximately five thousand works of art from medieval Europe, dating from about 800 A.D.with particular emphasis on the twelfth through fifteenth century. In this picture you can see stained actual stained glass windows from this time period. |
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| Dr. McMillin and her class standing outside one of the entrances to the Museum. From right to left:(Front Row)Emma, Zach, Dr. Mcmillin, Gary, Katie, and Erin From right to left:(Back Row)Trevor, Matt, Amy, and Kelly. |
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Dr. Mcmillin and Kelly O'brien, one of the student workers in the history deptartment, standing in front of the River. |
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Katie, Gary, and Kelly standing with the city in the background. |
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Katie and Gary on the Subway heading back from the Cloisters back to the City. |
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Dr. George Wei , Department Head, History Susquehanna University, Selinsgrove, PA 17870 |
