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Opened in 1997 and expanded in 2003, this museum offers one of the most moving cultural experiences in the city. Detailing the horrific attacks on (and inherent joys of) Jewish life during the past century, the collection consists of 24 documentary films, 2,000 photographs and 800 cultural artifacts, many of which have been donated by Holocaust survivors and their families. The Memorial Garden features English artist Andy Goldsworthy’s permanent installation Garden of Stones: 18 fire-hollowed boulders, each planted with a dwarf oak sapling.
Details
Address
36 Battery Pl
New York
Cross street:
at 1st Pl
Transport:
Subway: 4, 5 to Bowling Green
Price:
$18, seniors $12, students $12, members and children under 12 free. Thursdays 4–8pm free
Opening hours:
Sunday and Wednesday 10am-5pm; Thursday 10am-8pm; Friday 10am-3pm
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