-During the civil war it was transformed into a hospital

-It's almost 200 years old

-Was founded by Congress in 1962

-was the site of lincoln's second inauguration

-was founded by Congress in 1962

We have museums to show the public things from a long time ago

was a hospital

site of Lincoln's second inauguration

founded by Congress in 1962

we have museums to tell the story of history

collection was only 1 version of history and country

200 years old

Turned into a hospital

Founded by Congress in the year 1962

Its 200 years old

2. All of the people in museums helped shape our culture

3. There used to be almost no woman portraits

I think we have museums to show and preserve history.

Three facts from the video:

1. During the civil war, the national portrait gallery was transformed into a hospital

2. The building is almost 200 years old

3. Now, it displays a wide range different people throughout history who all shaped our nation

2- To show a visual narrative of influential people

3- To show history that helped shape our nation.

I think we have museums because the art, or whatever is in the museum, show history, and help inspire others through the history of others.

1. The National Portrait is almost 200 years old

2. Founded in 1962 by Congress

3. it used to be a hospital in World War 2

1. it was founded in 1962

2. it was created by congress

3. it was transformed into a hospital

-founded by congress in 1962

- it's almost 200yrs old

- displays a wide range of people

I think we have museums because it helps us learn

2) Learning about past things help us understand why the world is how it is currently

3) To teach us about why certain thing are important

originally the U.S patent

site of Lincoln's second inaugural party.

I think we have museums to show a part of what America became