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The Panorama of the City of New York

Queens Museum of Art
49th Ave. at 111th St., Queens, NY, 11368
718-592-9700

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This place has stuck with me since childhood

brett_bok from 20815 | Posted on 1/17/09

Overall Rating: 8 (Recommended)

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In elementary school, I was taken to the Hall of Science (now the Queens Museum) to see the wonderful diorama. The memory of this fantastic exhibit have stuck with more than many sites I visited in the US and abroad while a child. It's accuracy, detail and the ability it gives you to grasp the true scale of New York City make this an invaluable visit, young or old

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