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Address: 1 Bowling Green, 3rd Floor, New York City, NY 10004-1415
Official website: http://www.archives.gov/nyc/-a_urlKey.ef145fafdc18aa32.html
Phone: +1 212-401-1620
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A building with very architectural characteristics. When I went to New York in May 2016, it was the American Indian Museum. When I visited, the security check was very strict, and no photos were allowed. It introduced some Indian history and had many real objects.
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A building with very architectural characteristics. When I went to New York in May 2016, it was the American Indian Museum. When I visited, the security check was very strict, and no photos were allowed. It introduced some Indian history and had many real objects.
It feels so good. For photography enthusiasts, the evening is an excellent choice. Not only is the environment beautiful, but there are often cultural activities
In the central location, the building is very grand and solemn, the security check is very strict, photography is restricted, and rich historical archive information, documents, audio and video materials are displayed.
In the Customs Building, it is a small exhibition hall. No photography is allowed. The management is relatively strict. There are many historical records in it.
On the third floor of the Customs Building, there is a small exhibition room that displays archive materials about the history of New York. Free to tourists. There is also a reference room, which is not open to tourists.