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The World's First,
A Giant Glass Globe Exhibition
Introducing the Mapparium, an exhibition where you can see the world within the world's first large-scale glass globe, created in 1935. Located in a special space at Boston's Mary Baker Eddy Library, you can admire a unique exhibition inside a colossal globe that stands three stories high. Explore the three-floor exhibition based on the theme, 'How do you see the world?'

A New Perspective on the World:
The Mapparium Exhibition
Experience something special inside the globe, accompanied by vivid narration that feels like a journey back in time. This exhibition celebrates the progress humanity has made since 1935, highlighting pivotal achievements after World War II. If you're looking for a unique exhibition in Boston, we recommend this immersive experience where you can step inside a 360-degree globe.
The Grand Stained Glass Globe

This three-story stained glass globe depicts the world as it was before World War II. Created in 1935, it now offers an immersive experience with narration that seems to recount the past. The interplay of glass and light creates an echo chamber effect, offering a unique auditory experience. Explore the globe, meticulously crafted based on world maps from 1935!
'How Do You See the World?' Exhibition

Engage with an exhibition that poses the question, 'How do you see the world?' Reflect on humanity's achievements in the post-war era, including advancements in human rights, scientific breakthroughs, and exploration. You can also watch a 10-minute biographical film about Mary Baker Eddy and explore interactive virtual exhibits.
Address:
Mapparium - How Do You See the World?
210 Massachusetts Ave, Boston, MA 02115, USA
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Operating Hours:
Monday - Saturday: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Sunday: 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM
※ Operating hours may vary by season. Please check the official website before your visit.
Mapparium - How Do You See the World?