South Street Seaport Museum is a cultural institution dedicated to telling the story of the rise of New York as a port city and its critical role in the development of the United States. The Museum uses its historic buildings, collections, archives, and ships to provide interactive exhibits, education, and experiences.
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100 Broad Street
StoryArriving in the Port of New York
PostPier 59, Hudson River
WalkLower Manhattan Waterfront Walking Tour
PostCoenties Slip
StoryEllen S. Auchmuty Building
Walk19th Century Tavern Crawl
StoryCastle Clinton: A Look At New York City Through One Building With Multiple Identities
WalkSouth Street Seaport Architecture Walking Tour
StoryA.A. Low Building
StoryOld Meets New: Coffee Houses of Lower Manhattan
StoryThe Rise of Industry City
StoryNew York Harbor Lighthouses
StorySchermerhorn Row
StoryWelcoming a Hero Home: The Dewey Day Parade
StoryStreet Advertising in Early 20th Century Manhattan
PostSurrogate's Courthouse