Pandith Vikram
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Queens Public Library at Lefferts
Process was quick, staff is friendly, they answer your questions promptly, I would recommend to stop by.
SeaGlass Carousel
I bring my daughter here every week she’s so in love with the young lady that calls everyone friends and tiny friends. Every time we go in the park she’s says mom can I go see see my friend. The workers here are so nice and always keep my daughter smiling from the time she walks in till the time that she leaves, and even though they don’t allow stroller parking inside I park outside and no one has yet the do any harm to my stroller or my daughter scooter. I even forgot my stroller last week for over and hour came back and it was still outside in the same place. If you come to New York you won’t want to miss it they are open longer than the Statue of Liberty and for way less and more fun for the kids. It looks so beautiful day and night. My daughter is literally so addicted to this place that I have to buy a 10 pack every single time I go ! But it’s always worth it because she loves fish.
National Museum of the American Indian
Most folks do not know that NYC has its own branch of the Smithsonian's Museum of the American Indian! It is located in the Old Custom House at Bowling Green close to South Ferry. Like all branches of the Smithsonian it is free.
Yes, you have to climb the big stairs to get in and have to clear security, and wear masks, but those are small prices to pay for top quality exhibits which cover the Indians of South America, the USA and Canada. As expected, most of the collection covers the cultures of the United States. There is a special section for the Indian nations of New York State and always a section for modern artists.
Objects displayed are placed in proper historical and cultural context.
How many of you knew that many tribes we associate as being from the west actually were displaced from their eastern ancestral lands.
There is a large gift shop with books, recordings, rugs, pottery, jewelry and other articles to meet all budgets. Everything there is native made!
Be aware no food sold, and no parking available.
Yes, you have to climb the big stairs to get in and have to clear security, and wear masks, but those are small prices to pay for top quality exhibits which cover the Indians of South America, the USA and Canada. As expected, most of the collection covers the cultures of the United States. There is a special section for the Indian nations of New York State and always a section for modern artists.
Objects displayed are placed in proper historical and cultural context.
How many of you knew that many tribes we associate as being from the west actually were displaced from their eastern ancestral lands.
There is a large gift shop with books, recordings, rugs, pottery, jewelry and other articles to meet all budgets. Everything there is native made!
Be aware no food sold, and no parking available.