What replaced the Newseum? Is it open?

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Anonymous wrote:Bought by JHU.

What are their plans?

I believe they intend to move SAIS there?

Yup

https://sais.jhu.edu/555-pennsylvania-avenue

+1 Wow! Good for them.

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07/25/2022 06:54

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I really loved the Newseum.

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07/25/2022 06:58

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Anonymous wrote:Museum of the Bible

Not even close.

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07/25/2022 07:03

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Anonymous wrote:Museum of the Bible

This would be the opposite of the Newseum.

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07/25/2022 07:05

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Anonymous wrote:Museum of the Bible

This would be the opposite of the Newseum.

Well I would expect that crowd to open a Fake Newseum

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07/25/2022 22:28

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Anonymous wrote:I really loved the Newseum.

So did I, very sad to see it go.

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07/25/2022 23:20

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Still under construction, but they are making progress.

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07/25/2022 23:34

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Anonymous wrote:I really loved the Newseum.

So did I, very sad to see it go.

Incompetenece by board of directors. They moved from a small place in Rosslyn to this huge trophy building, but did not have the funds to keep it operating. It's tough to compete when surrounded by a bunch of free museums and you charge admission.