Hi,
I hope you can help me. I really enjoy getting the museum list digest,
but noticed that I seem to get a very erratic delivery of it. Nothing
came last week at all, in fact, the last mailing came on May 24. When
prompted, I did reply OK as directed, but somehow, I am must not be on
the list again. COUld you pls help me straighten this out? Thanks very
much. Patricia Tice
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Date: Sat, 17 May 2003 16:00:53 +1200
From: Roger Smith <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: Jurassic Housewarming * Dressing up as a Megalosaurus *
Paleontologist used lab for private Business
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Date: Sat, 17 May 2003 07:46:17 -0700
From: Shelley Howe <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: Re: Museums in NY
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Great! Thanks all for the advice on things to do in NY. I will have to
plan a longer visit in the future to get all of it in.
Cheers
Shelley
Shana O'Hara <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
Shelly,
The Met and Guggenheim are AMBITIOUS for one day. If you're interested
in
some smaller institutions, I highly recommend the Lower East Side
Tenement
Museum. It's a wonderful historic site and the space is available by
tour
only--www.tenement.org.
The New Museum is a small contemporary art space in downtown
manhattan--www.newmuseum.org
Some links for walking tours:
http://www.he.net/~radtours/links.htm
http://www.nycwalk.com/
http://www.bigonion.com/
http://www.centralpark.org/ (for programs in central park)
I live in Brooklyn, so for other recommendations feel free to contact me
off-list.
Best,
Shana O'Hara
Aljira, a Center for Contemporary Art
Newark, NJ
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>Shelley,
>
>Go to this address for a complete destination guide for New York
>http://dg.travelnow.com/index.jsp?cid=1527&action=viewLocation&location
Id=39603
>
>Topics covered include:
>
>New York City
> .Orientation And Highlights
>
>. History
>. When To Go
>. City Transportation
>. Information And Websites
>. City Tours
>. Free Museums Hours
>. Staten Island Ferry
>. Parades And Festivals
>. Shops And Markets
>. Commercial Galleries
>. Sports And Outdoor Activities
>. Directory
>. Books
>. New York In Film
>. Media
>. Gay And Lesbian New York
>. Kids' New York
>. Eating And Drinking
>. Entertainment
>. Arrival
>. Best Of
>. Explore New York City
>. Hotels in New York City
>
>best wishes
>Roger
>
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>
>I am invited to a family reunion at the Pocono Manor, PA for the July
4th
>weekend and plan to take a day trip on the 3rd into New York City. I
have
>never been before and would like to see as much as I can in one day.
Any
>suggestions? Museum related sightseeing preferred but would enjoy
touristy
>things as well. I know I definitely want to see the Metropolitan Museum
of
>Art and the Guggenheim. Are there any other interesting smaller art
>galleries and/or historical museums nearby? Suggestions on good places
to
>eat, night life and fun hangouts?
>
>Thanks!
>
>Shelley Howe
>Collections Curator
>Buffalo Bill Museum & Grave
>Golden, CO
>
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<DIV>Great! Thanks all for the advice on things to do in NY. I will have
to plan a longer visit in the future to get all of it in.</DIV>
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<DIV>Cheers</DIV>
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<DIV>Shelley<BR><BR><B><I>Shana O'Hara
<[log in to unmask]></I></B> wrote:</DIV>
<BLOCKQUOTE style="BORDER-LEFT: #1010ff 2px solid; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px;
PADDING-LEFT: 5px">Shelly,<BR><BR>The Met and Guggenheim are AMBITIOUS
for one day. If you're interested in<BR>some smaller institutions, I
highly recommend the Lower East Side Tenement<BR>Museum. It's a
wonderful historic site and the space is available by
tour<BR>only--www.tenement.org.<BR><BR>The New Museum is a small
contemporary art space in
downtown<BR>manhattan--www.newmuseum.org<BR><BR>Some links for walking
tours:<BR>http://www.he.net/~radtours/links.htm<BR>http://www.nycwalk.co
m/<BR>http://www.bigonion.com/<BR>http://www.centralpark.org/ (for
programs in central park)<BR><BR>I live in Brooklyn, so for other
recommendations feel free to contact
me<BR>off-list.<BR><BR>Best,<BR>Shana O'Hara<BR>Aljira, a Center for
Contemporary Art<BR>Newark,
NJ<BR>[log in to unmask]<BR><BR><BR>><BR>>Shelley,<BR>><BR>>G
o to this address for a complete destination guide for New
York<BR>>http://dg.travelno!
w.com/index.jsp?cid=1527&action=viewLocation&locationId=39603<BR
>><BR>>Topics covered include:<BR>><BR>>New York
City<BR>> .Orientation And Highlights<BR>><BR>>.
History<BR>>. When To Go<BR>>. City Transportation<BR>>.
Information And Websites<BR>>. City Tours<BR>>. Free Museums
Hours<BR>>. Staten Island Ferry<BR>>. Parades And
Festivals<BR>>. Shops And Markets<BR>>. Commercial
Galleries<BR>>. Sports And Outdoor Activities<BR>>.
Directory<BR>>. Books<BR>>. New York In Film<BR>>.
Media<BR>>. Gay And Lesbian New York<BR>>. Kids' New York<BR>>.
Eating And Drinking<BR>>. Entertainment<BR>>. Arrival<BR>>.
Best Of<BR>>. Explore New York City<BR>>. Hotels in New York
City<BR>><BR>>best wishes<BR>>Roger<BR>><BR>>-----
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n NY<BR>><BR>><BR>>I am invited to a family reunion at the Po
cono Manor, PA for the July 4th<BR>>weekend and plan to take a day
trip on the 3rd into New York City. I have<BR>>never been before and
would like to see as much as I can in one day. Any<BR>>suggestions?
Museum related sightseeing preferred but would enjoy
touristy<BR>>things as well. I know I definitely want to see the
Metropolitan Museum of<BR>>Art and the Guggenheim. Are there any
other interesting smaller art<BR>>galleries and/or historical museums
nearby? Suggestions on good places to<BR>>eat, night life and fun
hangouts?<BR>><BR>>Thanks!<BR>><BR>>Shelley
Howe<BR>>Collections Curator<BR>>Buffalo Bill Museum &
Grave<BR>>Golden,
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Date: Fri, 16 May 2003 08:13:20 -0500
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Date: Fri, 16 May 2003 08:56:31 -0400
From: Cristin Grant <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: Re: Milwaukee
Has anyone mentioned Old World Wisconsin yet? A fantastic living history
museum in Eagle, Wis., just a short drive from Milwaukee. I would also
put
in votes for Milwaukee Public Museum and the zoo. All three were
childhood
favorites of mine and frequent field trip destinations, having grown up
in
Madison! Oh, and I also recommend partaking of some local cheese curds
while
you're there - the squeakier the better! (the best ones squeak against
your
teeth as you chew them)
Cristin Grant
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The Milwaukee Public Museum is a classic and a must-see. So too is the
Milwaukee County Zoo. Both of these were light-years ahead of their
time;
the rest of the field spent decades catching up.
Oh, and House on the Rock. An absolute must. Their billboard says it
all: "So much to see; so hard to explain."
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