List of museums and cultural institutions in New York City
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New York City is home to hundreds of cultural institutions and historic sites, many of which are internationally known. This
list contains the most famous or well-regarded organizations, based on their mission.
Museums
Also included are non-profit art galleries, arts centers and cultural centers with galleries.
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| Metropolitan Museum of Art> | Museum Mile, New York City>Museum Mile | Manhattan | Art museum | >| One of the world’s largest, and most visited art museums; includes American art and decorative arts, European, African, Asian, Ancient Egyptian, Roman and Greek art, Byzantine and Islamic art, modern art |
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|Brooklyn Museum| Crown Heights, Brooklyn>Crown Heights|Brooklyn|Art|Collections include American art, Egyptian, Classical, and Ancient Near Eastern art, feminist, European and art of the Pacific Islands. |
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| Staten Island Museum> | West New Brighton, Staten Island>West New Brighton | Staten Island | Multiple | Natural history, art, history, science; located at Snug Harbor Cultural Center |
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|Bronx Museum of the Arts|Concourse Village|Bronx|Art| Focuses on contemporary and 20th-century art
Region and tradition
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| Mark West Center for the Arts> | East Williamsburg, Brooklyn>East Williamsburg | Brooklyn | Art | Arts and Cultural Center catering to Person of color | and queer artists and creatives, and artists with Disability>disabilities |
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| Weeksville Heritage Center> | Bedford–Stuyvesant, Brooklyn>Bedford–Stuyvesant | Brooklyn | Living | Historic homes of 19th-century free African Americans in the urban North |
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|Jackie Robinson Museum| SoHo, Manhattan>Soho|Manhattan|African American|Learn about the enduring legacy of Jackie Robinson through exhibitions, dialogue and education. |
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| Museum of Contemporary African Diasporan Arts> | Fort Greene, Brooklyn>Fort Greene | Brooklyn | Art | Art focusing on social and political issues facing the African Diaspora |
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| Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture> | Harlem> | | | Branch of the New York Public Library; exhibits of African American history and culture |
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| Studio Museum in Harlem> | | | |Art of African-Americans, specializing in 19th- and 20th-century work as well as exhibits of Caribbean and African art |
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| The Africa Center> | | | | Museum Mile, New York City>Museum Mile |
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|African Burial Ground National Monument|TriBeCa||Monument|Visitors’ center and memorial to an 18th-century African-American slave burial ground
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|Lewis H. Latimer House| Flushing, Queens>Flushing|Queens | Historic house museums>Historic house|Home of African American inventor Lewis H. Latimer |
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| Sandy Ground Historical Museum> | South Shore, Staten Island>South Shore | Staten Island | Local history | website |
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|Asia Society|Upper East Side|Manhattan|Art|Features historic and contemporary Asian art and decorative items
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|Asian American Arts Centre|Lower Manhattan|Manhattan|Art|Cultural center with exhibition galleries
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|China Institute|Upper East Side|Manhattan|Art|Galleries with exhibits about traditional Chinese paintings, calligraphy, Chinese folk arts, textiles and architecture
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| Museum of Chinese in America> | Chinatown, Manhattan>Chinatown | Manhattan | Ethnic – Chinese American | History of North America’s Chinatowns and the cultural contributions of Chinese immigrants |
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| Japan Society (Manhattan)>Japan Society|Midtown Manhattan|Manhattan|Cultural|Features exhibit gallery for Japanese art |
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|Jacques Marchais Museum of Tibetan Art| Egbertville, Staten Island>Egbertville|Staten Island|Art|Art and artifacts of the Himalayas |
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| Tibet House US> | Chelsea, Manhattan>Chelsea | Manhattan | Art | Classical and contemporary Tibetan art |
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| Rubin Museum of Art> | | | |Art of the Himalayas and surrounding regions |
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| Nicholas Roerich Museum> | Upper West Side > | | |Works by Nicholas Roerich |
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| New York Korean Center>Gallery Korea|Midtown Manhattan|Manhattan|Art|Part of the Korean Center Cultural Service; contemporary Korean art |
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|Korea Society|Midtown Manhattan|Manhattan|Art|Cultural society with gallery of Korean art and culture
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|Pearl River Mart|Lower Manhattan|Manhattan|Culture|Experiential retail with cultural performances and events. Houses one of the few galleries in Lower Manhattan dedicated to showing works important to Asian American communities.
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|Americas Society|Upper East Side|Manhattan|Art|Exhibits of historic and contemporary art from Latin America, the Caribbean and Canada
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|El Museo del Barrio|Museum Mile|Manhattan|Art|Latin American and Caribbean art, with an emphasis on works from Puerto Rico and the Puerto Rican community in New York City.
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|American Sephardi Federation|Lower Manhattan|Manhattan| American Jews>Jewish|Exhibits about the heritage of all Sephardim from the Iberian Peninsula and the Balkans, to the Jews of North Africa and Muslim lands including Iraq, Iran, Syria, Turkey, Yemen, Ethiopia and Bukharian Jews |
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|Amud Aish Memorial Museum|Mill Basin|Brooklyn|Jewish|website, Living memorial to victims of the Holocaust
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|Anne Frank Center USA|||History|website, uses the diary and spirit of Anne Frank to promote tolerance and human rights
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|Bernard Museum of Judaica|Upper East Side|Manhattan|Jewish| website, located in Congregation Emanu-El of New York>Temple Emanu-El, Jewish art, religious ornaments and temple memorabilia |
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|Center for Jewish History|Lower Manhattan|Manhattan|Jewish|Jewish history and culture around the world
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|Derfner Judaica Museum| Riverdale, Bronx>Riverdale|Bronx|Jewish | RiverSpring Living>the Hebrew Home at Riverdale |
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|Eldridge Street Synagogue|Lower East Side|Manhattan|Jewish|American Jewish history and culture in a restored historic synagogue
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|Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion|Greenwich Village|Manhattan|Jewish|website, part of Hebrew Union College; art exploring Jewish identity, history, culture, and experience
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|Jewish Children’s Museum| Crown Heights, Brooklyn>Crown Heights|Brooklyn | Children’s museum>Children’s / ethnic Jewish|Jewish heritage, fostering tolerance and understanding |
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|Jewish Museum (New York)|Museum Mile|Manhattan|Jewish|Modern and contemporary Jewish art and history
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| Jewish Theological Seminary of America>Jewish Theological Seminary|Upper West Side|Manhattan|Jewish|jtsa.edu/The_Library/Events_Exhibitions_and_Programs.xml" title="web.archive.org/web/20130118044543jtsa.edu/The_Library/Events_Exhibitions_and_Programs.xml">website, free exhibitions from the library’s collections of Jewish heritage |
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|Living Torah Museum| Borough Park, Brooklyn>Borough Park|Brooklyn|Jewish|Ancient artifacts mentioned in the Torah, items from the Biblical period |
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| Museum of Jewish Heritage> | Battery Park City> | | | Modern Jewish history and the Holocaust |
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| Yeshiva University Museum> | Chelsea, Manhattan>Chelsea | Manhattan | Jewish | Also an archaeology, history and art museum focused on Jewish subjects |
Western by era
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|The Cloisters| Washington Heights, Manhattan>Washington Heights|Manhattan|Art|Art and architecture of the European Middle Ages; branch of the Metropolitan Museum of Art |
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|Frick Collection|Upper East Side|Manhattan|Art|Old Master paintings and Renaissance art displayed in Gilded Age mansion
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|Dahesh Museum of Art|Hudson Square|Manhattan|Art|Currently constructing new permanent home in Manhattan, European academic art of the 19th and 20th century
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|Hispanic Society of America| Washington Heights, Manhattan>Washington Heights|Manhattan|Art|Art of Spain, Portugal and, to a lesser extent, Latin America from the Middle Ages through the 1920s |
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| Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum>Guggenheim Museum|Museum Mile|Manhattan|Art|Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, Impressionist, Post-Impressionist, early Modern and contemporary art |
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| Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)> | | | | Modern art including architecture and design, drawings, painting, sculpture, photography, prints, illustrated books and artist’s books, film and electronic media |
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| Neue Galerie New York>Neue Galerie | Museum Mile | Manhattan | Art | Gallery of early-20th-century German and Austrian art and design |
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| Whitney Museum of American Art> | Meatpacking District> | | |20th-century American art |
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| Brant Foundation> | | | |modern and contemporary art |
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| Hill Art Foundation> | | | |modern and contemporary art; Renaissance sculpture |
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|Austrian Cultural Forum New York|Midtown Manhattan|Manhattan|Culture|website, culture center with exhibition gallery
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|Instituto Cervantes New York|Midtown Manhattan|Manhattan|Culture|website, culture center, conferences, largest Spanish library in New York, exhibition gallery
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|Czech Centre New York|Upper East Side|Manhattan|Art|website, exhibits of Czech artists, located in Bohemian National Hall
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| New Era Building (New York City)#Swiss Institute>Swiss Institute | Lower Manhattan | Manhattan | Art | website, contemporary art |
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| Scandinavia House – The Nordic Center in America> | | | |Art, design, and historical exhibitions of the Nordic countries |
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| The Ukrainian Museum>Ukrainian Museum | East Village, Manhattan | > | | Ukrainian-American>|Ukrainian heritage in America |
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|Garibaldi-Meucci Museum| Rosebank, Staten Island>Rosebank|Staten Island|Ethnic|Home of Italian politician Giuseppe Garibaldi and inventor Antonio Meucci, celebrates Italian American culture and heritage |
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|American Folk Art Museum|Upper West Side|Manhattan|Art|American folk art
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|George Gustav Heye Center (National Museum of the American Indian)| Financial District, Manhattan>Financial District|Manhattan | Native Americans in the United States>Native American|Part of the Smithsonian; Native American history, culture and art |
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| Rare Book & Manuscript Library>Columbia University Rare Book & Manuscript Library|Upper West Side|Manhattan|Library|website, two galleries with free exhibitions from the collections |
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|Grolier Club|Upper East Side|Manhattan|Literary|Public exhibitions from its book and literary collections
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|Drawing Center|SoHo|Manhattan|Art|Contemporary and historical drawings
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| Society of Illustrators#The_Museum_of_American_Illustration_and_Exhibitions>Museum of American Illustration | Midtown Manhattan | Manhattan | Art | website, part of the Society of Illustrators; American illustration |
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|Print Center New York| Chelsea, Manhattan>Chelsea|Manhattan|Art|Exhibition and understanding of fine art prints |
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| The Morgan Library & Museum> | Midtown Manhattan> | Manhattan> | | Includes books and printed materials, prints, and drawings of European artists, material from ancient Egypt and medieval liturgical objects, ancient Near Eastern cylinder seals, music manuscripts |
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| New York Public Library> | Midtown Manhattan> | Manhattan> | |Exhibitions at the main branch about art, history, culture, photography from its collections |
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|Alice Austen House| Rosebank, Staten Island>Rosebank|Staten Island | Historic house museums>Historic house|Home of photographer Alice Austen, also features photography exhibitions |
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| BRIC (nonprofit organization)>BRIC | Fort Greene, Brooklyn>Fort Greene|Brooklyn|Art|website, contemporary art |
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|Eyebeam Art and Technology Center| Chelsea, Manhattan>Chelsea|Manhattan|Art|Art and technology exhibitions, resident artistries |
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|Aperture Foundation| Chelsea, Manhattan>Chelsea|Manhattan|Photography|Photography book and magazine publisher, photography exhibitions, workshops, artist talks, education programs |
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|Hall des Lumieres| Civic Center, Manhattan>Lower Manhattan|Manhattan|Digital art space | 49 Chambers>Emigrant Savings Bank building |
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|International Center of Photography|Chelsea|Manhattan|Photography|Photography exhibits
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| Paley Center for Media > | Midtown Manhattan> | Manhattan> | |Cultural, creative and social significance of television, radio, the Internet and emerging media platforms |
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| Museum of the Moving Image (New York City)>Museum of the Moving Image | Astoria, Queens | > | Queens > | |Art, history, technique and technology of film, television, digital media, video games |
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| Fotografiska New York> | Gramercy Park, Manhattan> | Manhattan> | | Photography: emerging and established artists |
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| Noguchi Museum> | Long Island City> | Queens> | |Works by sculptor Isamu Noguchi |
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| SculptureCenter> | Long Island City > | Queens > | |Dedicated to experimental and innovative developments in contemporary sculpture |
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| Socrates Sculpture Park> | Astoria, Queens>Astoria | Queens | Art | Sculpture park |
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|Chaim Gross Studio Museum|Greenwich Village|Manhattan|Art|rcgrossfoundation.org/foundation/" title="archive.today/20130415171230rcgrossfoundation.org/foundation/">website, operated by the Renee and Chaim Gross Foundation, home and studio of Chaim Gross
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|Bard Graduate Center|Upper West Side|Manhattan|Art|Annually organizes two to three exhibitions related to decorative arts, architecture and design
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|AIGA National Design Center|Flatiron District|Manhattan|Art|website, public gallery of the AIGA dedicated to presenting examples of outstanding contemporary design
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|Center for Architecture|Greenwich Village|Manhattan |Art |Exhibits of architecture, urban planning, urban design and environmental planning
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|Cooper–Hewitt, National Design Museum| Museum Mile, New York City>Museum Mile|Manhattan | Design museum>Design|Part of the Smithsonian, decorative arts and design |
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| Museum of Arts and Design> | Upper West Side > | Manhattan > | |Features contemporary hand-made objects in a variety of media, including clay, glass, metal, fiber and wood; located at Columbus Circle |
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| Fashion Institute of Technology#The Museum at FIT>Museum at FIT | Chelsea, Manhattan | > | Manhattan > | |Fashion museum, part of Fashion Institute of Technology |
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| National Academy of Design> | Museum Mile, New York City>Museum Mile | Manhattan | Art | Exhibits of art and architecture from its collections |
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| New York School of Interior Design Gallery> | Midtown Manhattan> | Manhattan> | |website, free gallery with exhibits about interior design |
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| Parsons School of Design#2 West 13th Street>Parsons The New School for Design Sheila C. Johnson Design Center | Greenwich Village | Manhattan | Art | Contains two galleries: The Anna-Maria and Stephen Kellen Gallery and the smaller Arnold and Sheila Aronson Galleries |
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| Skyscraper Museum > | Battery Park City > | Manhattan> | |Currently the only museum in the world dedicated to skyscrapers |
Entertainment
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|Brooklyn Jazz Hall of Fame and Museum|Central Brooklyn|Brooklyn|Jazz|Individuals who have made significant contributions to the music genre of jazz
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| National Jazz Museum in Harlem> | Harlem> | Manhattan> | | Harlem’s jazz history |
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|Louis Armstrong House| Corona, Queens>Corona|Queens | Historic house museums>Historic house|Home of musician Louis Armstrong |
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| Rose Museum> | Midtown Manhattan> | Manhattan> | |Chronicles the history Carnegie Hall from the collections of its archives |
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|Enrico Caruso Museum of America| Homecrest, Brooklyn>Homecrest|Brooklyn|Biographical|website, open on Sundays; the life of opera tenor Enrico Caruso |
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| New York Public Library for the Performing Arts> | Upper West Side> | Manhattan> | |Exhibitions about the performing arts, located at Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts |
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| Museum of Broadway> | Midtown Manhattan> | Manhattan> | Broadway theatre>| Museum dedicated to documenting the history and experience of Broadway theatre |
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| Coney Island USA>Coney Island Museum|Coney Island|Brooklyn|Amusement|History of Coney Island’s amusement park |
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|Madame Tussauds New York|Midtown Manhattan|Manhattan|Wax museum|Famous figures in entertainment
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| Toy Museum of NY> | Boerum Hill> | Brooklyn> | | Traveling displays, includes children’s theatre performance, classic dolls, toy soldiers, trains and trolleys, board games, electronic toys |
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| National Track and Field Hall of Fame> | Washington Heights, Manhattan>Washington Heights | Manhattan | Sports | Operated by the Armory Foundation in conjunction with USA Track & Field |
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|American Museum of Natural History|Upper West Side|Manhattan| Natural history museum>Natural history|Includes Rose Center for Earth and Space |
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| New York Botanical Garden> | Fordham, Bronx>Fordham | Bronx | Botanical garden | Includes Mertz Library with exhibitions relating to botanical themes and the Enid A. Haupt Conservatory |
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| New York Hall of Science> | Flushing, Queens>Flushing | Queens | Science museum | >| Topics include biology, chemistry and physics |
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| National Museum of Mathematics> | Rose Hill (Manhattan)>Rose Hill | Manhattan | Science | Interactive exhibits about mathematics |
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| Wave Hill (New York)>Wave Hill | Riverdale, Bronx | > | Bronx> | Botanical garden >|Botanical garden with art gallery and interpretive visitors’ center |
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| Brooklyn Botanic Garden> | Prospect Heights, Brooklyn>Prospect Heights | Brooklyn | Botanical Garden | Specialty plant collections with labels and interpretation, library, art gallery, visitors’ center |
History
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| Ellis Island>Ellis Island Museum|Ellis Island|Manhattan|History|Tours by boat from Battery Park in Manhattan or Liberty State Park in Jersey City, New Jersey; immigration experience and history of the immigrants |
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|Federal Hall National Memorial|Lower Manhattan|Manhattan|History|Site of first capitol of the United States and of George Washington’s first inauguration in 1789
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|Fraunces Tavern|Lower Manhattan|Manhattan|History|Reconstruction of a tavern with a prominent role in pre-Revolution and American Revolution history
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|General Grant National Memorial|Upper West Side|Manhattan|Biographical|Mausoleum of General Ulysses Grant and his wife; displays about his life and Presidency
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|Lower East Side Tenement Museum|Lower East Side|Manhattan|History|Immigrants’ experience
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|Museum of Public Relations|Midtown|Manhattan|Media| website, a public relations museum and reference library, part of Baruch College’s William and Anita Newman Library>Newman Library Archives and Special Collections, open to the public by appointment for tours, guest lectures and research |
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| Museum of the City of New York> | | | |Art and local history |
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| National September 11 Memorial & Museum> | | | | Memorial and museum dedicated to victims of 9/11 attacks |
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| New-York Historical Society> | | | | History of New York and the United States |
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| Statue of Liberty> | | | |Accessible by boat from Battery Park in Manhattan and Liberty State Park in Jersey City, New Jersey |
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| Trinity Church (Manhattan)>Trinity Church | Lower Manhattan | Manhattan | History | History of the church, changing art, religious and cultural exhibits |
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|Center for Brooklyn History| Brooklyn Heights, Brooklyn>Brooklyn Heights|Brooklyn|Local history|History and culture of Brooklyn, formerly known as the Brooklyn Historical Society |
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| City Reliquary > | Williamsburg, Brooklyn>Williamsburg | Brooklyn | Local history | website, memorabilia and artifacts about New York City |
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|Hall of Fame for Great Americans| University Heights, Bronx>University Heights|Bronx|Hall of fame|Part of Bronx Community College, National Landmark founded as a Pantheon honoring historically significant American men and women |
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|Bayside Historical Society| Bayside, Queens>Bayside|Queens|Local history | website, located in the Officer’s Club in Fort Totten, New York>Fort Totten |
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|Greater Astoria Historical Society| Astoria, Queens>Astoria|Queens|Local history| |
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|Castle Clinton|Lower Manhattan|Manhattan|History|Fort that contains a museum which is administered by the National Park Service, and is a departure point for visitors to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island
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|Castle Williams|Governors Island|Manhattan|Military|Tours of the 1807 fort and prison
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|FDNY Fire Zone|Midtown|Manhattan|Firefighting|website, fire safety learning center, located in Rockefeller Center
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|Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum| Hell’s Kitchen, Manhattan>Hell’s Kitchen|Manhattan|Military | USS Intrepid (CV-11)>USS Intrepid, Space Shuttle Enterprise | Enterprise, submarine USS Growler (SSG-577)>USS Growler, a Concorde supersonic airplane, helicopters and military aircraft |
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| New York City Fire Museum> | | | | Historical and modern firefighting vehicles, equipment, uniforms |
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| New York City Police Museum> | | | | Closed in 2014, plans unclear |
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|Harbor Defense Museum| Bay Ridge, Brooklyn>Bay Ridge|Brooklyn|Military|Located in Fort Hamilton, 19th-century fort with exhibits of NY military history |
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|Hall of Fame for Great Americans|University Heights|Bronx|Hall of fame|Part of Bronx Community College, National Landmark founded as a Pantheon honoring historically significant American men and women
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| Fort Totten, New York>Fort Totten|Bayside|Queens|Military|Tours of the Civil War-era fort |
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|Fort Wadsworth|Fort Wadsworth|Staten Island|Military|Exhibits and tours of the mid-19th-century fort
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| New York Transit Museum | Brooklyn Heights, Brooklyn | > | Brooklyn> | |Subways, trolleys and buses |
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| Midtown Manhattan> | Manhattan> | |Subways, trolleys and buses; annex of main Brooklyn location, in Grand Central Terminal |
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| Public School 17>City Island Nautical Museum | City Island, Bronx>City Island|Bronx | Maritime museum>Maritime|website, operated by the City Island Historical Society |
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|Maritime Industry Museum|Throggs Neck|Bronx| Maritime museum>Maritime|Located in Fort Schuyler, history of the US maritime industry including commercial shipping, the merchant marine, and the port of New York |
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| Sailors’ Snug Harbor>Noble Maritime Collection | West New Brighton, Staten Island | > | Staten Island> | Maritime museum>Maritime | Part of Snug Harbor Cultural Center, houseboat and artist studio |
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| South Street Seaport Museum> | Financial District, Manhattan>Financial District | Manhattan | Maritime museum | > | Peking (ship)>Peking |
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| Museum of American Finance> | | ACCESS-DATE=7 OCTOBER 2020, | Manhattan | Industry – finance | Financial markets, money, banking, entrepreneurship and Alexander Hamilton |
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|Federal Reserve Bank of New York|Financial District|Manhattan|Finance|Museum and gold vault tour
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| American Numismatic Society>American Numismatic Society Museum|Lower Manhattan|Manhattan|Numismatic|Exhibits of coins and medals from all periods and cultures |
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|Bartow-Pell Mansion| Pelham Bay, Bronx>Pelham Bay|Bronx | Historic house museums>Historic house|Mid-19th-century period mansion and gardens |
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|Billiou-Stillwell-Perine House| Old Town, Staten Island>Old Town|Staten Island| Historic house|17th-century Dutch colonial house, operated by Historic Richmond Town |
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| John Bowne House>Bowne House | Flushing, Queens | > | Queens > | Historic house museums>Historic house | Oldest house in Queens, dates back to the mid-1600s |
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|Conference House| Tottenville, Staten Island>Tottenville|Staten Island|Historic house|Only pre-Revolutionary manor house still surviving in New York City |
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| Dyckman House>Dyckman Farmhouse Museum | Inwood, Manhattan>Inwood|Manhattan|Historic house|Late 18th-century farmhouse, the oldest remaining farmhouse on Manhattan island |
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|Edgar Allan Poe Cottage| Fordham, Bronx>Fordham|Bronx|Historic house|1840s house where author Edgar Allan Poe lived |
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|Gracie Mansion|Upper East Side|Manhattan|Historic house|Official residence of the Mayor of New York City
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|Hamilton Grange National Memorial|Hamilton Heights|Manhattan|Historic house|Relocated early 19th-century home of Alexander Hamilton
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|King Manor| Jamaica, Queens>Jamaica|Queens|Historic house|Early 19th-century period home of Rufus King, a signer of the United States Constitution |
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|Kingsland Homestead| Flushing, Queens>Flushing|Queens|Historic house|Member of the Historic House Trust, operated by the Queens Historical Society; Victorian period house, local history exhibits |
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|Lefferts Historic House| Park Slope, Brooklyn>Park Slope|Brooklyn|Historic house | Prospect Park (Brooklyn)>Prospect Park, 1820s period house |
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| Merchant’s House Museum > | Greenwich Village > | Manhattan> | | 19th-century family town home |
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| Morris-Jumel Mansion> | Washington Heights, Manhattan>Washington Heights | Manhattan | Historic house | 18th-century period mansion used as headquarters for both sides in the American Revolution |
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| Mount Vernon Hotel Museum> | Midtown Manhattan> | Manhattan > | |Early 19th period-century hotel |
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| Seguine Mansion> | South Shore, Staten Island>South Shore | Staten Island | Historic house | Mid-19th-century mansion |
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| Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace National Historic Site> | Flatiron District> | Manhattan> | | Recreated brownstone where Theodore Roosevelt lived as a child |
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| Valentine-Varian House> | Norwood, Bronx>Norwood | Bronx | Historic house | Houses the Museum of Bronx History, operated by the Bronx Historical Society |
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| Van Cortlandt House Museum> | Riverdale, Bronx>Riverdale | Bronx | Historic house | 18th-century period manor house |
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| Vander Ende-Onderdonk House> | Ridgewood, Queens>Ridgewood | Queens | Historic house | Oldest Dutch Colonial stone house in New York City, operated by the Greater Ridgewood Historical Society |
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| Voelker Orth Museum> | Flushing, Queens>Flushing | Queens | Historic house | Family home dating back to 1891 |
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| Wyckoff House> | Canarsie, Brooklyn>Canarsie | Brooklyn | Historic house | Dutch saltbox frame house dating back to 1652 |
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| Queens County Farm Museum> | Glen Oaks, Queens>Glen Oaks | Queens | Farm museum | >| Working farm dating back to 1697 |
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| Old Stone House (Brooklyn, New York)>Old Stone House | Park Slope, Brooklyn | > | Brooklyn> | |Reconstructed 1699 Dutch stone farmhouse with Revolutionary War ties, focuses on evolving histories of Brooklyn, New York and the United States |
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|Bronx Children’s Museum|Concourse, Bronx|The Bronx| Children’s museum>Children’s| |
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|Brooklyn Children’s Museum| Crown Heights, Brooklyn>Crown Heights|Brooklyn | Children’s museum>Children’s| |
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|Children’s Cultural Center of Native America| Washington Heights, Manhattan>Washington Heights|Manhattan | Children’s museum>Children’s | website, located in the Church of the Intercession, New York>Church of the Intercession |
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|Children’s Museum of Manhattan|Upper West Side|Manhattan| Children’s museum>Children’s| |
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|Children’s Museum of the Arts|South Village|Manhattan| Children’s museum>Children’s|International children’s art, programs in creating drawings, sculpture, sound art, textiles and stop-motion animation |
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|Girl Scout Museum| Garment District, New York City>Garment District|Manhattan|Scouting|History of the Girl Scouts of the USA |
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|Lefferts Historic House| Park Slope, Brooklyn>Park Slope|Brooklyn|Historic house | Prospect Park (Brooklyn)>Prospect Park, 1820s period house and children’s museum |
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|Sugar Hill Children’s Museum| Sugar Hill, Manhattan>Sugar Hill|Manhattan | Children’s museum>Children’s|art and art education for children |
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| Dia:Chelsea) | Chelsea, Manhattan>Chelsea|Manhattan|Art|Contemporary art |
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|The Living Museum| Queens Village, Queens>Queens Village|Queens|Art|Part of Creedmoor Psychiatric Center; art dedicated to, and created by, individuals with a mental illness |
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| Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art > | West New Brighton, Staten Island>West New Brighton | Staten Island | Art | Part of Snug Harbor Cultural Center; contemporary art |
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| New Museum> | East Village, Manhattan>East Village | Manhattan | Art | Contemporary art from around the world |
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| Park Avenue Armory > | Upper East Side > | Manhattan > | | Presents art exhibitions |
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| The 8th Floor > | Chelsea, Manhattan > Chelsea | Manhattan | Art | Specializes art and social justice |
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| Anita Shapolsky Gallery > | Upper East Side > | | |Specializes in abstract expressionism; exhibits expressionism, geometric abstraction, and painterly abstraction |
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|Art in General|Lower Manhattan|Manhattan|Art|Contemporary art space
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|FusionArts Museum|Lower East Side|Manhattan|Art|Contemporary art space
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| Interference Archive> | Gowanus, Brooklyn>Gowanus | Brooklyn | Art | Archive, library, and gallery of social movement art and ephemera |
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| New York Earth Room> | | Manhattan> | |Permanent exhibit of earth covered room |
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| White Columns > | Greenwich Village > | Manhattan > | |Alternative art gallery |
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|Bronx River Art Center| West Farms, Bronx>West Farms|Bronx|Art|website |
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|Jamaica Center for Arts & Learning| Jamaica, Queens>Jamaica|Queens|Art|Cultural center with art gallery |
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|Longwood Art Gallery|South Bronx|Bronx|Art|www.bronxarts.org/lag.asp" title="web.archive.org/web/20181028073758www.bronxarts.org/lag.asp">website; Located in the Hostos Community College campus, and sponsored by the Bronx Council on the Arts
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|RestorationArt| Bedford–Stuyvesant, Brooklyn>Bedford–Stuyvesant|Brooklyn|Art|restorationplaza.org/arts-and-culture" title="web.archive.org/web/20160314104630restorationplaza.org/arts-and-culture">website, cultural and performing arts center with the Skylight Gallery for visual art |
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| Williamsburg Art & Historical Center > | Williamsburg, Brooklyn>Williamsburg | Brooklyn | Art | Art exhibitions, performances and cultural events |
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| Museum of the Dog>AKC Museum of the Dog | Park Avenue | Manhattan | History and Art | The museum features exhibits that include: Dogs in film, dogs of presidents, war dogs, dogs in exploration.ALLEN >FIRST1=BRIAN T. | URL=HTTPS://WWW.NATIONALREVIEW.COM/2019/08/ART-REVIEW-WOMEN-AND-DOGS-IN-ART-IN-THE-20TH-CENTURY-SMART-SERIOUS-FUN/#SLIDE-1 | PUBLISHER=NATIONAL REVIEW | | WEBSITE=MUSEUMOFTHEDOG | ACCESS-DATE=24 AUGUST 2019, TREJOS >FIRST1=NANCY | URL=HTTPS://WWW.USATODAY.COM/STORY/TRAVEL/DESTINATIONS/2019/01/08/AMERICAN-KENNEL-CLUB-MUSEUM-DOG-NEW-YORK-CITY/2510732002/ | PUBLISHER=USA TODAY, 8 January 2019, |
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|American Academy of Arts and Letters| Washington Heights, Manhattan>Washington Heights|Manhattan|Art|Exhibitions in American literature, music, and art |
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| Cooper Union#Galleries>Cooper Union Galleries | East Village, Manhattan>East Village|Manhattan| Art| Several galleries with works by students, faculty and guest artists in art, architecture, design, photography |
