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Please Bookmark New York Top 100 - Don't lose us 81 The Hispanic Society of America Museum
The Hispanic Society of America was founded in 1904 by Archer M. Huntington (1870-1955) as a free public museum and reference library dedicated to the culture of the Iberian Peninsula and Latin America. The collection spans from the Bronze Age through the present century. The Hispanic Society of America museum exhibits exquisite Spanish, Portuguese and Latin American art including paintings by El Greco, Velazquez and Goya. The library houses thousands of manuscripts and over 250,000 research books. The Hispanic Society of America museum
82 Jewish MuseumEnjoy the excellent photography, ancient artifacts some of which date back to Roman times. The museum also includes modern artwork produced by Jewish artists from across the globe. The museum building itself is an attractive building designed to resemble a French Gothic chateau. Jewish Museum
83 Schomburg CenterFilled with exhibits showcasing African-American art, literature, and achievement, the Schomburg Center also hosts music and poetry readings by local artists. Schomburg Center
84 Union Square ParkUnion Square Park (also known as Union Square) is noted for its impressive statues including George Washington and Mahatma Gandhi. The south side by One Union Square was once voted New York's Ugliest Building and features the steamy Metronome wall sculpture and digital clock. Check it out. Union Square Park
85 Tour St. Marks Place and Times SquareThe Village Alliance offers free walkies through St. Marks Place, and the Times Square. Uncover the history, gossip and the local view and views. Tour St. Marks Place and Times Square
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