The Museum and Library of The Hispanic Society of America is perhaps the least known of New York City museums, yet it has an extraordinary collection. I recently spent a delightful afternoon at the museum, which reflects the vision of Archer Milton Huntington to establish an institution dedicated to the celebration of Hispanic culture. Beginning in 1904, Huntington began to construct a series of buildings on Audubon Terrace and to assemble a collection of books and works of art which are today u...
The Museum and Library of the Hispanic Society of America: A Hidden Gem in New York City
The Huffington Post - 2 Jun 2015 23:18
The Museum and Library of The Hispanic Society of America is perhaps the least known of New York City museums, yet it has an extraordinary collection. I recently spent a delightful afternoon at the museum, which reflects the vision of Archer Milton Huntington to establish an institution dedicated to the celebration of Hispanic culture. Beginning in 1904, Huntington began to construct a series of buildings on Audubon Terrace and to assemble a collection of books and works of art which are today u...
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