"WWII & NYC"

Museums & Attractions

New-York Historical Society

Until Sun May 26

Photograph: Courtesy of the Hagley Museum and Library

Ford Subcontract Work at Sperry
Photograph: Courtesy the New-York Historical Society

WAVES on the subway
Photograph: Courtesy the New-York Historical Society

Irving Boyer, Prospect Park, ca. 1942–1944
Photograph: © Bettmann/CORBIS

Jews at Nazi Protest Carrying Signs, November 15, 1938

Photograph: Courtesy of the Hagley Museum and Library

Ford Subcontract Work at Sperry

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Time Out says

Fri Aug 10 2012

The city’s oldest museum takes a multifaceted approach to examining World War II. The exhibit, staged throughout the institution, incorporates more than 300 artifacts, including maps, radio broadcasts and images. The idea is to show both the city’s role in the conflict (as a hub for shipbuilding, among other ways) and the war’s impact on New York.

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Address:
New-York Historical Society 170 Central Park West
Upper West Side
New York

Cross Street:
between 76th and 77th Sts
Venue phone:
212-873-3400
Venue website:
nyhistory.org
Opening hours:
Tue–Thu, Sat 10am–6pm; Fri 10am–8pm; Sun 11am–5pm
Transport:
Subway: B, C to 81st St–Museum of Natural History; 1 to 79th St
Price:
$15, seniors $12, students $10, children ages 5–13 $5, members and children under 4 free. Fri 6–8pm pay what you wish
Map
1. New-York Historical Society
  - 170 Central Park West
    Upper West Side
    New York
  - 212-873-3400
  - nyhistory.org
  - 40.779128,-73.974059

Event phone:
212-873-3400
Event website:
nyhistory.org

Categories:
Museums & Attractions
Good for:
Culture vultures. Feed your brain. History buffs. Take a tourist. Take your parents
Event type:
Exhibitions

Date Time Price information
Fri Feb 15

10:00am

$15, teachers and seniors $12, children ages 7–13 $5, children under 7 free; Fri 6–8pm pay what you