Large icicles hang from the front of the Hill-Stead Museum in Farmington, Conn. on Wednesday. The museum is home to world class art, including many works from the Impressionists. (Zhang Xinxin/YJI)
Even the sky over the Hill-Stead is beautiful. (Wang Xindi/YJI)
To enter the museum, visitors walk along a stone path to the carriage door. No photos allowed inside, though. (Wang Xindi/YJI)
The Hill-Stead property is home to the Sunken Garden Poetry Festival, held each summer. (Wang Xindi/YJI)
Of course, there is a well-stocked museum gift shop. (Wang Xindi/YJI)
The Hill-Stead Museum is a large house, built for entertaining. (Wang Xindi/YJI)
The long drive gives the visitor a sense of grandeur, but does not convey the priceless art contained within. (Wang Xindi/YJI)
The stone walls on the Hill-Stead property are now covered in snow. (Zhang Xinxin/YJI)
Visitors get a snowy welcome to the Hill-Stead. (Wang Xindi/YJI)
Large icicles hang from the front of the Hill-Stead Museum in Farmington, Conn. on Wednesday. The museum is home to world class art, including many works from the Impressionists. (Zhang Xinxin/YJI)
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