This list includes the New York City Police Museum and the Queens Museum of Art.
Housing one of the largest public collections of 19th & 20th century American art, the museum's collection represents a diverse array of styles and schools of thought. The National Academy of Design is located on Museum Mile on Fifth Avenue and 89th Street.
The New York branch of this museum is located in the George Gustav Heye Center in lower Manhattan. The museum is host to an extensive collection of artifacts.
This index provides information about the six historic sites serviced by the National Parks Service.
Located in SoHo, this museum seeks to present a global picture of contemporary art. In addition to the galleries, the Media Z Lounge is always free and focuses on the exhibition and exploration of digital art, video and sound projects.
Housed in a renovated firehouse circa 1904, the museum is host to collections reflecting the history of fire-fighting and fire-fighters in New York City. You can visit the museum Tuesday through Saturday and there are guided tours available with advanced reservations.
Learn about the history and present day life of the NYPD at this museum. Located in downtown Manhattan at 100 Old Slip, the museum is housed in a building that was built in 1909-11.
With over 225 exhibits, the New York Hall of Science is New Yorks only hands-on science and technology center. Located in Flushing Meadows Corona Park, it is easily accessible by car or train.
Visitors guide to New-York Historical Society, including address, directions, facts and more. Visitors to New-York Historical Society can see inside the home and office of J P Morgan and view the architecture as well as extensive collections.
The New York Transit Museum in Brooklyn Heights is housed in an authentic 1936 subway station, decommissioned in 1946. The New York Transit Museum houses the most extensive collection of urban transportation materials in the United States. The New York Transit Museum Gallery & Store at Grand Central Terminal provides additional exhibits in the heart of Manhattan.
This Staten Island Museum contains exhibits illustrating the history of New York, a restored houseboat studio, educational programs, and a printmaking studio. They also have a wealth of information about and the collections of maritime artist John H. Noble.
In Long Island City, this museum is dedicated to showcasing new and exciting art from contemporary artists. They host a variety of exhibits and events throughout the year, including summer dances & movies.
The last working historical farm in New York City, the museum hosts public events, offers self guided walking tours and sells produce at its farmstand. It is easily accessible by public transportation.
This Flushing, Queens museum offers drop-in art workshops as well as an extensive permanent collection and revolving exhibits. The museum is housed in the New York City Building, the only major structure remaining from the 1939/40 and 1964/65 New York World's Fairs.
