http://www.nrm.org
The Norman Rockwell Museum houses the world's largest and most significant collection of original Rockwell art. Highlights include enduring favorites from Rockwell's Saturday Evening Post covers, the powerful Four Freedoms, and the nostalgic Stockbridge Main Street at Christmas. The Norman Rockwell Archive contains more than 100,000 photographs, letters, and other rare mementos.
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Gallery Highlights: Stockbridge
In 1953, the Rockwell family moved to Stockbridge, Massachusetts. Here, Norman Rockwell continued his work for The Saturday Evening Post and many other clients. Four years later, the Rockwells purchased a home on South Street with a carriage barn, which Rockwell renovated to be his "best studio yet." This studio and its contents are preserved on the museum grounds.

Gallery Highlights: Vermont
After more than twenty years in New Rochelle, Norman Rockwell needed a change of scene. In 1939, Norman and Mary purchased a farmhouse with two barns, one to be renovated as a studio, in the town of Arlington, Vermont and, within a year, decided to move to Vermont permanently. 

Gallery Highlights: New Rochelle
In the early years of the twentieth century, New Rochelle, New York, was one of America's most important illustration centers. Norman Rockwell moved with his parents to New Rochelle in 1913 and leased a studio in an office building on North Avenue. He lived in New Rochelle for the better part of the next 29 years. 

Gallery Highlights: Advertising
Norman Rockwell's early success and popularity as an illustrator gained him celebrity status at a young age. As a result, companies actively sought his talents to help advertise their products. 

Gallery Highlights: The Four Freedoms
2003 marked the 60th anniversary of Norman Rockwell's classic Four Freedoms series. These iconic paintings firmly established Rockwell as a household name. On the site we take a look at the history behind this patriotic series of images that inspired a nation:

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