MUSEUMS IN NEW YORK CITY

American Museum of the Moving Image: AMMI's site features an overview of the museum's exhibitions and programs, and a calendar of film screenings and events. Online visitors can also tour museum exhibitions.

Children's Museum of Manhattan: The site includes directions to the museum, general information about the museum, exhibit descriptions, current activities and events, and photos.

Cooper-Hewitt, National Design Museum: http://www.si.edu/organiza/museums/design/homepage/ndm.htm. Information on programs, collections, exhibitions and design museum store.

Frick Collection: An innovative "virtual tour"of The Frick Collection's Gilded Age mansion (with masterpieces by Vermeer, Rembrandt, Whistler and others) prepares visitors to enjoy the stunning museum in person. Students and scholars can access the internationally recognized Frick Art Reference Library.

Guggenheim Museums: An extension of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation's cultural and educational programs which provide essential information on the museum's collections, exhibitions and public programs. The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, Guggenheim Museum SoHlo, Guggenheim Museum Bilboa, and Peggy Guggenheim collection are accessible.

Intrepid Sea-Air-Space Museum: Exhibition highlights, historic & general information on the Museum, information on Fleet Week as well as other special events.

Jewish Museum: Explore the Jewish Museum's new web site, where you will experience the Museum's remarkable diversity - from archaeological and ceremonial objects, photography, sculpture, painting, film and video, to bold new mixed media installations.

Museum of American Folk Art: Information about the Museum and its collection of 18th, 19th and 20th-century folk art. Find out about current exhibitions, upcoming shows, traveling exhibitions, education programs, membership, Folk Art magazine, Museum Book and Gift Shops. Includes a Frequently Asked Question section.

Museum of Jewish Heritage - A Living Memorial to the Holocaust: Information on the museum's exhibition, cultural artifacts, photographs and more that convey personal stories from the 1880s to the present day.

Museum of the City of New York: : General information about the museum, a calendar, information about exhibits, a museum shop, and a research section that explains how to go about researching at the museum and also features a small amount of research material based on items in the collection.

National Museum of the American Indian: General information on services and programs at the National Museum of the American Indian. Featuring on-line exhibits. Also, visit the interactive web site at http://www.conexus.si.edu.

The American Museum of Natural History General information on the museum and its programs, as well as detailed information on exhibitions, scientific research, and educational programming.

The Brooklyn Museum of Art: Information on Museum's objects and collections, exhibition schedule, map and directions.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art Information on calendars of events, exhibits and permanents collections, education programs, shopping and membership.

The Museum of Modern Art *Temporarily relocated to Queens* Overview of history of the museum, calendar of events, exhibitions schedule, about the collection, general info, info about the Queens location and the renovations being done in Manhattan, and an on-line shop.

The New Museum of Contemporary Art General information about The New Museum, current exhibitions, and public programs. Also featured is Critics Picks, a section where the curatorial staff offers recommendations of current exhibitions to see.

The New York Historical Society: General information about the collections and exhibitions of the Historical Society. Visitors can also find out about tours, programs, research, and about holding a special event in the landmark building.

The Skyscraper Museum: Information on location, hours; a calendar of events, descriptions of exhibits, and images.

Whitney Museum of American Art: General information about the museum, info on exhibitions, the collection, programs and events, a research section, and an on-line store.

Yeshiva University Museum: Information about this teaching museum that serves both Jewish and non-Jewish audiences with exhibitions, public programs and publications focusing on Jewish themes, exploring history, art and culture. Information on YUM tours, public lectures, family workshops, videos, films and performances for adults, children and seniors.

Sony Wonder Technology Lab: Features information about the museum, games, calendar of events, an e-post office, and a "teachnology" section for teachers and group leaders.