The Asia Society Museum of New York is popular for offering deep insight into multi-dimensional traits of the Asia region. Museum of American Financial History is another interesting site which boasts of the articles used in Wall Street like photographs, ancient documents, bonds, photographs and antique stocks. Madame Tussaud’s Wax Museum is one of the most popular museums of the state which houses the wax models of global celebrities within its 85, 000 sq foot area.
Some other museums of New York include:
- National Academy Museum
- Taipei Gallery
- Jewish Museum
- Queens Historical Society
- American Museum of Natural history
- Museum of Television and Radio
- Grey Art Gallery
List of Museums in New York |
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S.no | New York Museums |
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1 | Adirondack Museum Blue, Mountain Lake |
2 | Albright-Knox Art Gallery, Buffalo |
3 | American Craft Museum, New York City |
4 | American Museum of Natural History, New York City |
5 | American Museum of the Moving Image Astoria (New York City) |
6 | Brooklyn Children’s Museum |
7 | Brooklyn Museum of Art |
8 | Brooklyn Public Library (More than just a library) |
9 | Bruderhof Museum Rifton |
10 | Chapman Historical Museum, Glens Falls |
11 | Dahesh Museum of Art New York City |
12 | Dia Center for the Arts New York City |
13 | el Museo del barrio, New York City |
14 | George Eastman House — International Museum of Photography & Film, Rochester |
15 | Georgi Museum & Park Center Shushan |
16 | Hammond Museum & Japanese Stroll Garden, North Salem |
17 | Harbor Defense Museum Fort Hamilton, Brooklyn |
18 | Long Island Children’s, Museum Garden City |
19 | Lower East Side Tenement Museum, New York City |
20 | Madame Tussaud’s Wax Museum, New York City |
21 | Memorial Art Gallery of the University of Rochester |
22 | Museum of Jewish Heritage, New York City |
23 | National Warplane Museum, Horseheads |
24 | Neuberger Museum of Art Purchase College, Purchase |
25 | New Museum of Contemporary Art New York City (See also the Visible Knowledge Program — a high school outreach program of the New Museum.) |
26 | New York State Museum, Albany |
27 | NYU’s Grey Art Gallery, New York City |
28 | Queens Museum of Art Queens (New York City) |
29 | Rhinebeck Aerodrome, Museum |
30 | Roberson Museum & Science Center Binghamton |
31 | Rockwell Museum Corning |
32 | Schein-Joseph International Museum of Ceramic Art Alfred (New York State College of Ceramics at Alfred University) |
33 | Schenectady Museum & Planetarium |
34 | Shaker Museum and Library Old Chatham |
35 | Sony Wonder Technology Lab (This is not really a museum, but looks as though it has a lot in common with a Science Museum) New York City |
36 | Southeast Museum Brewster |
37 | The Buffalo & Erie County Historical Society Buffalo |
38 | The Corning Museum of Glass Corning |
39 | The Frick Collection and Frick Art Reference Library, New York City (See this museum’s unusual “virtual tour.”) |
40 | The Hispanic Society of America, New York City |
41 | The Hudson River Museum, Yonkers |
42 | The Isamu Noguchi Garden Museum, Long Island City |
43 | The Jewish Museum, New York City |
44 | The Lucy-Desi Museum, Jamestown |
45 | The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City |
46 | The Morgan Library, New York City |
47 | The Museum for the Preservation of Illustrative Art Marlboro |
48 | The Museum of American Folk Art, New York City |
49 | The Museum of Modern Art, New York City |
50 | The Museum of Television and Radio, New York City |
51 | The Museum of the City of, New York |
52 | The National Museum of Dance Saratoga Springs |
53 | The New Netherland Museum & Half Moon Visitor’s Center Albany |
54 | The New York Museum of Transportation, West Henrietta |
55 | The Old Stone Fort Museum, Schoharie |
56 | The Parrish Art Museum, Southampton |
57 | The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum New York City (Site includes direct links to four additional Guggenheim museums around the planet.) |
58 | The Strong Museum Rochester |
59 | The Studio Museum in Harlem |
60 | Whitney Museum of American Art, New York City |