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Not to miss for NYC history buffs
Museum of the City of New York的点评
点评：If you love New York and her vibrant history, that’s the place for you. The Museum wasn’t busy at all when I visited and I enjoyed the first floor displays almost alone. The entrance is free for NARM members.
The first wing on the first floor is the Port City gallery, which tells the story of New York City's remarkable three-century evolution from 1609 to 1898 It started as a small trading village shared by the Native people (Lenape) and the Dutch and gradually grew into the largest, most vibrant, densely populated, diverse, and prominent city in the United States.
The Dutch created New Amsterdam, the center for their fur trade, and later the town has become a thriving seaport renamed New York by the English.
In the 19th century, the city has became America's economic and cultural capital, attracting talented people from all over the world. By the 1890s, when New York was well on its way to becoming the world's second largest metropolis after London.
The second wing on the first floor is dedicated to the events of the 20th and 21st centuries… the building of the subway system, the theater, the skyscrapers, the parks, the demonstrations and riots, the tragedy of the 9/11 and remarkable resilience of all New Yorkers.
The museum tells you about New York prominent citizens, emigrants, diverse communities, their old and new traditions and the objects on display make their story settings come alive.
I was not too interested in the temporary exhibits, but the Doll House installation is charming.
And don’t miss the stellar staircase! It is full of light and absolutely breathtaking.
The “Amy’s Bread” cafe on the second floor is a nice place for a cup of coffee and a delicious pastry.
The first wing on the first floor is the Port City gallery, which tells the story of New York City's remarkable three-century evolution from 1609 to 1898 It started as a small trading village shared by the Native people (Lenape) and the Dutch and gradually grew into the largest, most vibrant, densely populated, diverse, and prominent city in the United States.
The Dutch created New Amsterdam, the center for their fur trade, and later the town has become a thriving seaport renamed New York by the English.
In the 19th century, the city has became America's economic and cultural capital, attracting talented people from all over the world. By the 1890s, when New York was well on its way to becoming the world's second largest metropolis after London.
The second wing on the first floor is dedicated to the events of the 20th and 21st centuries… the building of the subway system, the theater, the skyscrapers, the parks, the demonstrations and riots, the tragedy of the 9/11 and remarkable resilience of all New Yorkers.
The museum tells you about New York prominent citizens, emigrants, diverse communities, their old and new traditions and the objects on display make their story settings come alive.
I was not too interested in the temporary exhibits, but the Doll House installation is charming.
And don’t miss the stellar staircase! It is full of light and absolutely breathtaking.
The “Amy’s Bread” cafe on the second floor is a nice place for a cup of coffee and a delicious pastry.
翻译：如果您热爱纽约及其充满活力的历史，那么这里就是您的不二之选。我参观时博物馆一点也不忙，我几乎独自欣赏了一楼的展览。NARM 会员可免费入场。
一楼的第一翼是港口城市画廊，讲述了纽约市从 1609 年到 1898 年三个世纪的非凡演变。它最初是一个由土著人（莱纳佩人）和荷兰人共享的小贸易村，逐渐发展成为美国最大、最有活力、人口最密集、最多样化和最突出的城市。
荷兰人创建了新阿姆斯特丹，作为他们的毛皮贸易中心，后来该镇成为一个繁荣的海港，被英国人改名为纽约。
在 19 世纪，这座城市已成为美国的经济和文化之都，吸引了来自世界各地的人才。到了 19 世纪 90 年代，纽约已成为继伦敦之后世界第二大都市。
一楼的第二翼专门展示 20 世纪和 21 世纪发生的事件……地铁系统的建设、剧院、摩天大楼、公园、示威游行和骚乱、9/11 悲剧以及所有纽约人的非凡韧性。
博物馆向您介绍纽约的杰出公民、移民、多元化社区、他们的新旧传统，展出的物品让他们的故事背景栩栩如生。
我对临时展览不太感兴趣，但娃娃屋装置很迷人。
不要错过星光熠熠的楼梯！它充满光线，绝对令人叹为观止。
二楼的“Amy’s Bread”咖啡馆是喝咖啡和吃美味糕点的好地方。
一楼的第一翼是港口城市画廊，讲述了纽约市从 1609 年到 1898 年三个世纪的非凡演变。它最初是一个由土著人（莱纳佩人）和荷兰人共享的小贸易村，逐渐发展成为美国最大、最有活力、人口最密集、最多样化和最突出的城市。
荷兰人创建了新阿姆斯特丹，作为他们的毛皮贸易中心，后来该镇成为一个繁荣的海港，被英国人改名为纽约。
在 19 世纪，这座城市已成为美国的经济和文化之都，吸引了来自世界各地的人才。到了 19 世纪 90 年代，纽约已成为继伦敦之后世界第二大都市。
一楼的第二翼专门展示 20 世纪和 21 世纪发生的事件……地铁系统的建设、剧院、摩天大楼、公园、示威游行和骚乱、9/11 悲剧以及所有纽约人的非凡韧性。
博物馆向您介绍纽约的杰出公民、移民、多元化社区、他们的新旧传统，展出的物品让他们的故事背景栩栩如生。
我对临时展览不太感兴趣，但娃娃屋装置很迷人。
不要错过星光熠熠的楼梯！它充满光线，绝对令人叹为观止。
二楼的“Amy’s Bread”咖啡馆是喝咖啡和吃美味糕点的好地方。
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