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Barnes (1872-1951) installed his collection in Merion, a suburb of Philadelphia, in a 1925 neoclassical building by Paul Philippe Cret surrounded by a 12-acre arboretum.
The Barnes in a New Light Julia M. Klein 2010
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Maybe the Barnes should stay in Merion with external gallery additions to permit expanded displays of the works.
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In fact, Merion is shorter than any course to host a major championship since Pebble Beach in 2000.
unknown title 2009
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Saying Merion is short is no revelation, of course.
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He proceeds to shew, that it had been Approved by the greatest Men in all Ages; that Homer calls Merion a Fine
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When it reopens next year, the Merion mansion will remain held by the foundation but largely empty, surrounded by a small, gated arboretum that's also part of the school.
The $25 Billion Art Move Don Steinberg 2011
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"Gerry" Lenfest saw the opportunity and offered to raise money for the struggling Barnes only on the condition that its Board was expanded to include Pew-approved Trustees and that it move from Merion to Philadelphia.
Christian Josi: Stop, Thieves! Christian Josi 2011
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Meanwhile, U.S. Congressman Jim Gerlach, whose district includes Merion, has recently urged Governor Corbett to re-evaluate the situation and stop taxpayer funding for the project.
Christian Josi: Stop, Thieves! Christian Josi 2011
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The second floor at Merion already has been closed to the public for months, used as a space to prepare art for the move.
The $25 Billion Art Move Don Steinberg 2011
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What's left is a six-mile trip, normally a 20-minute drive from the Barnes's quiet longtime home in suburban Merion, Pa., to the new location, slated to open next May.
The $25 Billion Art Move Don Steinberg 2011
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