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The Morgan Library & Museum, New York

Once J.

Once J. Pierpont Morgan's private library, this building houses his art collection, a Gutenberg Bible, and a first printing of The Star Spangled Banner. The bookshelves lining the walls include books by Dante, Dickens, Einstein, Twain, and several First and Second Folios.


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About The Morgan Library & Museum

 New York, United States (USA)

The Morgan Library & Museum and Nearby Sights on Map

New York Public Library

The main branch of the New York Public Library (officially the Stephen A

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Grand Central Terminal

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Chrysler Building

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Bryant Park

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MetLife Building

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Rockefeller Center

The Christmas Tree, the Skating Rink, NBC studios, the shops and hubbub - you can't miss it

One Times Square

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Top of the Rock Observation Deck

Times Square

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