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The Petersen Museum’s ‘turf’ IS NOT anywhere along 6th St., which is a block north of the Museum. This the writer very cleverly, ironically dropping the Museum’s name because they are an automotive museum. Very clever, and also wrong. Also super clever is that the Museum’s name is misspelled, it’s The Petersen Museum. Keep up the spectacular journalism.

Those are from the former shuttle between Hoyt-Schermerhorn and the old Court Street station, which is now the New York Transit Museum. Every once in a while, the Transit Museum organizes excursions on vintage subway material, and the trains leave the museum, use the former shuttle tracks, pass through Hoyt-Schermerhorn on the "ghost" tracks and continue on the A line!

See … here’s the problem … by the simple fact of claiming it was a "Star Wars" museum … you (by definition) prove that you have absolutely ZERO understanding of what the Museum of Narrative Arts was going to be. The sheer ignorance of the opponents of said Museum would be laughable if it weren’t so sad.

Anyone been to the moca museum across the street? I’m pretty sure a good portion of that museum is below the sidewalk. On the other hand, wouldn’t a parking garage art museum be pretty cool a la herzog de mureon in Miami? If we’re on the highway to global warming hell, we might as well go out with a big parking bang.

Tom LaBonge, as Chair of the Arts, Parks, Aging and Health Committee, worked to help the Autry Museum destroy the Southwest Museum institution. Why would City Council entrust our culture to this clown when he works to destroy the City’s First Museum? Where are the recall petitions?

Yeah, because art from the 1800’s and before is sure to go out of style in 2 years.

BTW: There’s also the Fernbank Museum of Natural History, the Children’s Museum, the Delta Flight Museum and a few other smaller museums around town.

You could also add an 11th, Pilgrim Baptist Church, recognized as the birthplace of Gospel, will soon be undergoing a salvage/renovation to turn what’s left of the historical facade into the National Museum of Gospel.

https://nationalmuseumofgospelmusic.org/national-museum-of-gospel-music/

comment #4: That’s the Museum of the American Indian, a division of the Smithsonian, and the admission is FREE. That museum, in Cass Gilbert’s Customs House, is one of NYC’s hidden gems. It is a gorgeous museum with outstanding exhibits.

It doesn’t make sense to open ANOTHER contemporary art museum a block away from a contemporary art museum that just went thru a financial implosion.

Why not give the damn collection over to LACMA and boost the endowment? For his trouble he could rename the museum BroadMa.

I already showed you a building that was built in the park, the building that was the first Field Museum, https://www.chicagoparkdistrict.com/parks-facilities/museum-science-and-industry