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We are fighting to save Brooklyn’s Harbor Defense Museum at Fort Hamilton. This museum, located on New York City’s only active-duty military installation, has connected generations of New Yorkers to Brooklyn's military history. I know the White House is busy ensuring all museum exhibits strictly align with Trump’s own bizarre view of American history, but closing a place that educates and inspires should not be a partisan issue. The Harbor Defense Museum deserves to remain open for generations t
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12K views · 884 reactions | This is the Bone Museum in Brooklyn which is one of the few places in the U.S. where you see real human bones on public display. The collection includes over 150 skulls, eight full skeletons, and one of the largest spine exhibits in the country. Visitors learn how bones were once traded for medical study, explore cases of rare conditions like gigantism and hydrocephaly, and understand the role of anatomy in science and history. | Think Yoruba First | Facebook
12K views · 884 reactions | This is the Bone Museum in Brooklyn which is one of the few places in the U.S. where you see real human bones on public display. The collection includes over 150 skulls, eight full skeletons, and one of the largest spine exhibits in the country. Visitors learn how bones were once traded for medical study, explore cases of rare conditions like gigantism and hydrocephaly, and understand the role of anatomy in science and history. | Think Yoruba First | Facebook
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“Can you please spell ‘Schiaparelli?’” 🪡 New York Fashion Week festivities are happening around the city, which reminds us… we have a fashionable piece of history right here in our galleries. In our latest Highlights Tour of Breaking the Mold: Brooklyn Museum at 200, Abigail Dansiger, Director of Libraries and Archives, shares the story of how this French costume doll designed by Italian designer Elsa Schiaparelli found its way to Brooklyn along with 48 other dolls in 1949 as a gift from the Fr
“Can you please spell ‘Schiaparelli?’” 🪡 New York Fashion Week festivities are happening around the city, which reminds us… we have a fashionable piece of history right here in our galleries. In our latest Highlights Tour of Breaking the Mold: Brooklyn Museum at 200, Abigail Dansiger, Director of Libraries and Archives, shares the story of how this French costume doll designed by Italian designer Elsa Schiaparelli found its way to Brooklyn along with 48 other dolls in 1949 as a gift from the Fr
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