Forest Lawn Museum, Glendale

About Forest Lawn Museum

Forest Lawn Museum in Glendale features art and exhibits related to religious and cultural heritage. Visitors explore the Hall of Crucifixion-Resurrection, which opened in 1951 and displays artwork alongside remastered audio from the original program. The Last Supper Window is also accessible to guests. The museum presents rotating exhibitions that examine historical figures and artistic movements; upcoming shows explore the relationship between Walt Disney and Forest Lawn founder Hubert Eaton, as well as the 75-year history of the museum's collection, including newly discovered photographs and previously exhibited artworks. The space houses religious and historical pieces, some of which have not been on display for many years. A visit involves walking through gallery spaces to view paintings, stained glass, and archival materials. The museum operates as a sightseeing destination in Glendale, California, welcoming those interested in art history and cultural preservation.