June 2020: I was born & raised in NYC, and visited the old NYS Historical Society building many times; it is just south of the Museum of Natural History. I loved the Tiffany lamps and vases, the beautiful old furniture and photographs, and especially the Audubon paintings. Now 35 years since I lived in NYC, and would like to go back & see all the changes and renovations in the museums and performance venues I enjoyed so much as a child and young adult.
June 2020: I was born & raised in NYC, and visited the old NYS Historical Society building many times; it is just south of the Museum of Natural History. I loved the Tiffany lamps and vases, the beautiful old furniture and photographs, and especially the Audubon paintings. Now 35 years since I lived in NYC, and would like to go back & see all the changes and renovations in the museums and performance venues I enjoyed so much as a child and young adult.
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Greatest city in the world. Such a treasure!
I lived 1block from there and spent many years there and enjoyed their movies every Saturday and Sunday.
I was also born and raised in NYC...also walked by this building many times and never knew. What a treasure.
Oh you old lady
Nobody Cares where you where born and raised!
Hahahahaha
Love this place
This is a great museum, a buried treasure not to be missed. 1 block south of American Museum of Natural History
Wow, almost no comments. 7 years old.
I too passed this building for years not knowing what it was.
Helen Im is the goat
Not one comment and I’m not surprised with the shit heels who live in NY now
New York City has gone WAY, WAY downhill.............and continues to drop.
everything has to be sexed-up like a video game these days to keep over-stimulated young eyes from wandering, i get it, but still SAD.