Treasures of New York: The New-York Historical Society

[@MsLeenite]

June 2020: I was born & raised in NYC, and visited the old NYS Historical Society building many times; it is just south of the Museum of Natural History. I loved the Tiffany lamps and vases, the beautiful old furniture and photographs, and especially the Audubon paintings. Now 35 years since I lived in NYC, and would like to go back & see all the changes and renovations in the museums and performance venues I enjoyed so much as a child and young adult.

[@elizabethadams9533]

Wqq±

[@enderesssam2616]

I lived 1block from there and spent many years there and enjoyed their movies every Saturday and Sunday.

[@sandyallen1488]

I was also born and raised in NYC...also walked by this building many times and never knew. What a treasure.

[@mandadosasucasa2948]

Oh you old lady Nobody Cares where you where born and raised! Hahahahaha

[@rickpeuser233]

Greatest city in the world. Such a treasure!

[@barreltech8949]

Love this place

[@philipgior3312]

This is a great museum, a buried treasure not to be missed. 1 block south of American Museum of Natural History

[@IcelanderUSer]

Wow, almost no comments. 7 years old. I too passed this building for years not knowing what it was.

[@fuzzyduck1989]

17:35 Thankfully they weren't allowed to knock down walls and create a glass entrance LOL It would instantly destroy the character and architecture of the building...

[@richardmcleod5967]

New York City has gone WAY, WAY downhill.............and continues to drop.

[@christorpher84]

Not one comment and I’m not surprised with the shit heels who live in NY now

[@kairussell7501]

Helen Im is the goat

[@edyoung646]

everything has to be sexed-up like a video game these days to keep over-stimulated young eyes from wandering, i get it, but still SAD.