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<blockquote>The first stop by the entrance is the museum, a copper-roofed, rotunda-shaped building with an intimate outdoor cafe. I’ve been to many music museums and this one qualifies as world class. It houses 330 photos and multiple video rooms spiced by a 132-seat theater showing Woodstock footage with split-screen edits of recent interviews with original performers such as Carlos Santana, Joe Cocker, and Phil Lesh, to younger acts like Vermont’s Grace Potter, who rhapsodizes about Joplin’s influence.</blockquote>

