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Due to concern regarding the coronavirus (COVID-19), NY Historical Society will be closed to the public beginning March 14

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Discover a City’s Past at the New York Historical Society

If you live in New York City or are planning on visiting, a site worth checking out is the New York Historical Society. This museum will give you the ultimate tour of the city’s past and how it formed over the years. You will also get a look at the rich culture that has developed here and how New York has reached its modern status. The New York Historical Society is located in the Upper West Side of Manhattan across from Central Park, so you will have a chance to explore unique New York culture.

Explore New York Through the Years

The New York Historical Society will let you take a look at the history of the city over four centuries. You will get to see age-old objects as well as graphic artwork unique to New York. Uncover the stories of the people and events that have carved out history. This museum offers showings of a film depicting how New York became a thriving center of the world from its humble beginnings on a 75-foot panoramic screen. People both young and old will enjoy experiencing the history of the city. The New York Historical Society even features a whole floor of children’s exhibits to make their visit especially enjoyable.

This museum additionally has a restaurant called Café Storico for when it’s time to eat. They serve delicious Italian cuisine and cocktails. Check out the museum store if you’re looking for some special gifts and souvenirs. The New York Historical Society additionally offers special exhibits, so it’s a god idea to get information on when they take place if you want to see a specific one. Some exhibits that are currently there or coming up include The Hirschfeld Century: The Art of Al Hirschfeld, Freedom Journey 1965: Photographs of the Selma to Montgomery March by Stephen Somerstein, Superheroes in Gotham, Silicon City: Computer History Made in New York, Art and Activism: Graphic Art from the Merrill C. Berman Collection, Revolution: NYC and the War for Independence and Picasso’s “Le Tricorne”. Plan your trip accordingly if you are interested in one of these.

Book Your Tickets Now!

Come to the Upper West Side and experience New York culture. Allow the New York Historical Society to open up your eyes to a city’s unique past and take you away from daily life for a little while. Discover how the city came to be and why it is so special. Your whole family will surely have a positive experience at this museum. Don’t wait, plan your museum visit now!

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