Marine Art Museum

The Minnesota Marine Art Museum is a art museum in Winona that is situated in a one of a kind chronicled expanding on the banks of the Mississippi River. It houses five unique displays of workmanship and relics which incorporate marine craftsmanship, people figures, impressionism, Hudson River School compositions, and also space for voyaging shows.

The historical center's essential concentration is marine and oceanic craftsmanship. A standout amongst the most popular pieces in their gathering is one of the two surviving duplicates of "Washington Crossing the Delaware" by Emanuel Leutze, which was in plain view at the White House preceding turning into a piece of the Marine Art Museum.