living museum

Many of the buildings still stand today, as a living museum community.

Efforts are being made to restore the site into a living museum.

"For a while there it seemed like Broadway would become a living museum."

They seem stunned to find Rose sitting there, like a living museum piece.

In a living museum, a visitor is using their senses.

This living museum is a resource to learn about Irish history.

More evidence that, contrary to its public image, Paris isn't a living museum.

These living museums are also in danger, the scholars say.

But all take us to living museums of our former selves.

The living museum opened its newest exhibit in June 2011.

Opened in 1960, the gardens portray a living museum of plants and trees.

Today the property has been developed as a living museum of farming and historic times.

We need a living museum that resonates with the music and history of our nation's most original art form.

"We want to create a living museum to help people learn more about pressures on the ecosystem," he said.

A reconstruction of the mission now operates as a living museum.

This is a living museum exhibiting old houses from the area.

Plans to restore the area as a living museum never materialized.

These fortifications now protect an entire old town that's become a kind of living museum.

It's also a living museum constantly renewed by the way ordinary people live in it.

For to play at Oakhurst is to touch the original heart of the game, and to experience a living museum.

Life in a living museum was not very pleasant.

It was like a living museum - beautiful, engaging, inspiring and filled with life.

She and her friend were in violation of the rules of the living museum.

Organisers are hoping to raise millions of pounds to turn the centre into a living museum.

The concept is close to that of an open air museum or "living museum."