Αρχαιολογικό Μουσείο Αρχαίας Κορίνθου - Ancient Corinth Museum

The museum is located in the archaeological site of Ancient Corinth, in the center of the village, on the northern slopes of Acrocorinth. Built in 1931-1932 on the initiative of the American School of Classical Studies, designed by architect W. Stuart Thompson, after the American donation Ada Small Moore. The 1950 Eastern wing of the museum was added. The collections include items from the continuous living and worshiping in Ancient Corinth area and selected sites of archaeological interest of Corinth, from prehistoric times to the Byzantine period. Today visitors can visit the halls with prehistoric and Roman antiquities, and the room dedicated to the sanctuary of Asclepius, with its unique collection of terracotta votive treatment. The patio also can admire a collection of Roman sculptures, architectural members and inscriptions in Greek and Latin script, and architectural elements from the Late Roman Jewish synagogue in Corinth. The room that houses classical antiquities is temporarily closed on the occasion of re-exposing, like the neighboring East Room under the NSRF 2007-2013, performed by the LZ Ephorate of Prehistoric and Classical Antiquities, Corinth.

The Museum is located in the centre of the archaeological site of ancient Corinth, in the middle of the modern, village homonymous, on the northern slope of Acrocorinth. It was built in 1931-1932, with the initiatie of the American School of Classical Studies at Athens, designed by W. Stuart Thompson, thanks to the donation of Ada Small Moore. In its galleries finds currently exhibited, attest the continuous habitation of the area as well, while others are originated from selected archaeological sites of the Corinthia, from prehistoric times until the Byzantine period, are exhibited. Today, visitors can visit the Prehistoric and Roman Galleries, as well as the Asklepieion Gallery, where votive objects related to the healing power of the god are exhibited. In the Atrium, one can also admire a collection of Roman statues, sculpture and ancient inscriptions in both Greek and Latin, as well as finds from the Late Roman Jewish Synagogue of the city. The Classical Gallery is temporarily closed due to its re-exhibition, along with the exhibition of the East Gallery. The project is funded by ESPA 2007-2014 and excecuted by the 37th Ephorate of Prehistoric and Classical Antiquities of Corinthia