Nueva York (1613–1945)

Nueva York (1613 – 1945) explores how New York's long and deep involvement with Spain and Latin America has affected virtually every aspect of the city's development, from commerce, manufacturing and transportation to communications, entertainment and the arts. Bringing together New York's oldest museum (New-York Historical Society) and its leading Latino cultural institution (El Museo del Barrio), Nueva York spans more than three centuries of history: from the founding of New Amsterdam in the 1600s to the present day, as represented by a specially commissioned documentary by award-winning filmmaker Ric Burns.

Family Membership

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  Membership support helps the DiMenna Children’s History Museum and the New-York Historical Society care for a priceless collection of objects, exhibitions...

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Membership support helps the DiMenna Children's History Museum and the New-York Historical Society care for a priceless collection, made fully accessible to the public, and provides our education programs with the resources to serve more than 100,000 New York City public school students each year. Become a member today—it’s only through our partnership with history enthusiasts like you that we’re able to continue “Making History Matter.”

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The New York History Mysteries Scavenger Hunt

Fri, 11/11/2011 - 6:30pm

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Uncover the most unusual and eccentric aspects of New York City history on this madcap adventure in the newly renovated galleries of the New-York Historical Society. You'll rummage through the Luce Center, a veritable artifact-stuffed attic with such remarkable items as Washington's Valley Forge cot, a piece of a statue pulled down in a riot after the Declaration of Independence was first read in the city, rioting bears and bulls, antique toys, the portrait of a cross-dressing governor and Aaron Burr's death mask.

 

Join the Hunt! (Saturday)

  Families team up and head out with just a secret map and lots of surprise clues that take them on a trip around the museum!

Sat, 11/12/2011 - 2:00pm

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Families team up and head out with just a secret map and lots of surprise clues that take them on a trip around the museum to discover everyday life across the centuries - 1609-2011. On the move and learning all the time, you’ll find that The Hunt is a winning hour of fun and a fun way to spend an hour as a family.

Free with Family Membership or Daily Admission.

Location

Second floor classroom, New-York Historical Society, 170 Central Park West, New York, NY 10024

Join the Hunt! (Friday)

Fri, 11/11/2011 - 2:00pm

Event Details

Families team up and head out with just a secret map and lots of surprise clues that take them on a trip around the museum to discover everyday life across the centuries - 1609-2011. On the move and learning all the time, you’ll find that The Hunt is a winning hour of fun and a fun way to spend an hour as a family.

Free with Family Membership or Daily Admission.

Location

Second floor classroom, New-York Historical Society, 170 Central Park West, New York, NY 10024

New-York Historical Society Grand Re-opening Weekend Celebration (Friday)

Celebrate the New-York Historical Society's Grand Reopening with George Washington, Benjamin and Deborah Franklin, the Marquis de Lafayette, the 1st New York Regiment and the 1st Rhode Island Regiment.

Fri, 11/11/2011 - 11:00am

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History comes alive for the whole family with Living History Days at the New-York Historical Society! Do you want to know what life was like in the 18th century?

N-YHS Institutional Archive

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The institutional archive includes records relating to the history of the New-York Historical Society from its beginnings in 1804 up until the present day. The materials include minutes, correspondence, architectural plans, photographs, and exhibition records. Many photographs from the New-York Historical Society have been digitized and can be located here.

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Design Team

Architect

Platt Byard Dovell White Architects, LLP
Paul S. Byard, Partner-in-Charge (deceased)
Ray H. Dovell, Partner-in-Charge
Scott Duenow, Project Manager
Ben Allen
Erica Gaswirth
Debora Barros

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Taxi Stand at Greeley Square, New York City

Title
Taxi Stand at Greeley Square, New York City
Date 
c. 1910-11
Medium 
Black ink and wash and charcoal on paper
Dimensions 
Overall: 12 x 9 1/8 in. ( 30.5 x 23.2 cm )
Description 
Cityscape
Credit Line 
Thomas Jefferson Bryan Fund
Object Number 
1982.34
Marks 
signature: lower right, "L.G. Hornby"
Inscriptions 
Signed at lower right in charcoal: "L.G. Hornby."
Due to ongoing research, information about this object is subject to change.

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