Isamu Noguchi Garden Museum and the Lower East Side Tenement Museum are among the great New York museums featured in this list of museums starting with H through M.
Historical tours are available of this preserved home of founding father Alexander Hamilton.
This free museum and reference library offers information on arts and cultures of Spain, Portugal, and Latin America. Located on Broadway between 155th & 156th Streets, the collection includes paintings, decorative arts, archaeological artifacts, sculptures and textiles.
Located in Westchester, this museum has a planetarium, and diverse exhibits ranging from Andy Warhol to quilts.
Part museum, part school and part center for photography and photographers, ICP's midtown location hosts a variety of exhibits illustrating a range of photographic technique and subject.
Located in Queens, just a short distance from the MOMAQNS, this museum is a memorial to the life & work of Isamu Noguchi. In its temporary location (while renovations are completed on the main location) there is no sculpture garden.
This museum of Tibetan art is located in Staten Island. They offer a variety of meditation and chanting opportunities.
Planning a trip to the Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum while in New York City? This page has all the essential information for the Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum, including hours, admission prices, exhibits and special events.
Collections, exhibitions and programs focused on sharing Jewish culture. It is the largest Jewish museum in the Western hemisphere.
Located at the Hebrew Home for the Aged at Riverdale, the museum offers lectures, concerts and other programs related to Jewish life. Includes a collection of objects, paintings and textiles from Jewish religion, arts and culture.
This Queens museum involves and educates children and adults in local and national history through the home of Rufus King, who was important in the U.S. Constitution and reknowned for his anti-slavery stance.
Unique museum houses kilims and other weavings and artifacts from Turkey, Iraq and Iran as well as mannequins in traditional dress; men's hand loomed pantaloons, jackets and headgear; women's wildly colorful chiffon and brocade dresses, accessories and artifacts. Located in Brooklyn, this is the only museums dedicated to Kurdish culture & artifacts in the Western hemisphere.
This former farmhouse was relocated to a location near Prospect Park by the City of New York. The farmhouse reflects Dutch-American architecture.
Located in Garden City, Long Island, this children's museum offers extensive hands-on opportunities for children & adults. Exhibits cover topics including bubbles, patterns, and kaleidiscopes and are a great opportunity to combine learning and fun for your children.
This Flushing, Queens museum highlights the history of Louis Armstrong and his contribution to American culture through exhibits, concerts and collections of tapes, scrapbooks and photographs.
Planning a trip to the Lower East Side Tenement Museum while in New York City? This page has all the essential information for the Lower East Side Tenement Museum, including hours, admission prices, exhibits and tips.
Over 2 million works of art from around the world and throughout history are housed at the Met. Find everything you need to plan your visit here, including a search of the collection and the director's tour.
Visitors guide to the Morgan Library and Museum, including address, directions, facts and more. Visitors to the Morgan Library and Museum can see inside the home and office of J P Morgan and view the architecture as well as extensive collections.
Planning a trip to the Mount Vernon Hotel Museum and Garden while in New York City? This page has all the essential information for the Mount Vernon Hotel Museum and Garden, including hours, admission prices, exhibits and special events.
Located in Long Island City, Queens, this museum hosts exhibits on African Art in addition to its permanent collection.
Opened in 1887, the historic Eldridge Street Synagogue was the first great house of worship built in America by East European Jews. A multi-million dollar restoration was completed in December 2007 and the best way to experience the Synagogue's beauty is on a guided tour. Religious services are no longer held at the Eldridge Street Synagogue.
Located on 27th & Seventh Avenue, the museum holds one of the most important collections of costume and textiles, with particular strength in 20th-century fashion. Admission to the exhibitions is free.
Serving as a Living Memorial to the Holocaust, this Battery Park City museum seeks to educate visitors about the 20th century Jewish experience, before, after and during the Holocaust. Their collection includes films, original documents and artifacts.
Founded in 1929 as the first museum dedicated entirely to contemporary art, MOMA is host to an impressive collection of modern artistic efforts. We've gathered directions, visitor tips and pictures from the Museum of Modern Art here.
Located on 52nd Street between 5th & 6th Avenues, the museum is dedicated to collecting and preserving television and radio programs. Check out the schedules for exhibitions, screenings and more on their website.
Exhibitions at the Museum of the City of New York are focused on New York City's history, diversity and culture.
