“Landmarks of New York”
Photograph: Courtesy New-York Historical SocietyJoseph Papp Public Theater 
Photograph: Courtesy New-York Historical SocietyPierpont Morgan Library 
Photograph: Courtesy New-York Historical SocietyWoolworth Building 
Photograph: Courtesy New-York Historical SocietyMother African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church 
Photograph: Courtesy New-York Historical SocietyLoew's Paradise Theater 
Photograph: Courtesy New-York Historical SocietyRockefeller Center Promenade and Channel Gardens 
Photograph: Courtesy New-York Historical SocietyHarlem River Houses 
Photograph: Courtesy New-York Historical SocietyThe Parachute Jump 
Photograph: Courtesy New-York Historical SocietyThe Unisphere 
Photograph: Courtesy New-York Historical SocietyFour Seasons restaurant
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Time Out says
More than three years after the original “Landmarks of New York” exhibit visited the New-York Historical Society, the massive photo collection is returning. The updated display traces New York’s journey from small town to cultural capital of the world, featuring 90 images—30 newly added—of the city’s 30,000-plus designated landmarks. They include private homes (Charlie Parker’s), public monuments (the Unisphere) and places of worship (Mother African Methodist Episcopal Zion Church).
Details
- Event website:
- nyhistory.org
- Address:
- Price:
- $15, teachers and seniors $12, students $10, children ages 5–13 $5, children under 5 free, Fri 6–8pm
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