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An iconic relic from the era of American Revolution, Fraunces Tavern holds an important place in the history of our young country.  It was at the tavern that George Washington said goodbye to his troops following the end of the American Revolution.  The second and third floors of the tavern hold a museum with such [...]

Opening its doors in 1877 and stretching along Central Park on the Upper West Side, the American Museum of Natural History houses a wondrous collection of plants, fossils, rocks and other things astonishing in this world. There are entire wings of the museum dedicated to different plant and animal species, with terrariums depicting what life [...]