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The 14 other
great
museums
of New York
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Alphabetical.
 American Folk
Art Museum
The collection concentrates on 18th and 19th century Americana.
American
Museum of
the Moving Image
This museum embraces the lore, creative art, and technical development of motion
pictures.
Cloisters
Medieval art set inside an edifice constructed, in part, with imported
architectural elements from cloisters in France.
Cooper-Hewitt
National Design Museum
Notable designs in various fields, including fashion and everyday objects.
Ellis Island
Immigration Museum
The names and experiences of 12 million European immigrants who were processed
into America on this harbor island.
Frick
Collection
European masterworks (especially paintings) adorn the interior of this former
Fifth Avenue mansion.
Isamu Noguchi
Garden Museum
The remarkable sculptures and other artworks of Isamu Noguchi.
Madam
Tussaud's
Wax Museum
Wax figures of famous people stand around the room as camera-toting visitors
mosey about them.
Morgan Library
& Museum
Artistic masterpieces decorate the stunning interior of Pierpont Morgan's
mansion.
Museum of the
City of New York
Celebrates several centuries of New York City and its residents.
New Museum of
Contemporary Art
Non-traditional present-day works of artistic merit from various media are on view.
New York Hall
of Science
Hands-on scientific exhibits make this institution a valuable learning
experience for children.
Paley Center
for Media
Classic TV and radio shows come to life with audio-visual presentations. So does
new media, including the Internet.
P.S. 1
To give children a learning experience through contemporary art.
South Street
Seaport Museum
Olden ships and seafaring artifacts illustrate New York City's maritime
heritage.
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