Let's not forget the Whitney and the Guggenheim. And there is a great
firefighting museum in Hoboken!

David

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>i wasn't sure if you were interested in visiting museums that are very
>well known and popular with tourists, or personal faves in the manhattan
>area.  if you are interested in the former, i might suggest two of the
>larger museums in manhattan:  the metropolitan museum of art and the
>museum of modern art.  outside manhattan is the also large brooklyn museum
>of art.  the met and moma are probably the best known museums, but, of
>course, there are many, many, many excellent museums - are you looking for
>any with specific artists, collections, media, times periods, etc.?
>
>meryl
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