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25, West 52nd Street, 10019, New York, New York County, US Соединенные Штаты Америки
contacts phone: +1 212-621-6600
website: www.paleycenter.org
larger map & directionsLatitude: 40.760603, Longitude: -73.977599
Alondra Rosas
::Great staff and very interesting exhibits. Good choice for field trips.
Aryaana Khan
::The second floor of this place has archived decades of TV shows and media that anyone can access for free for an hour or two. Entry here is donation based so if you need to do research or even just want to look at some art, this would be a great gem.
Joseph Aiello Jr.
::You get to sit in and ask questions during a two hour interview with actors from your favorite TV shows live and in person. They run video clips too.
Isabelle Hidaka
::Went for a class for highschool teens and the docent was excellent. The tv documentaries pieces viewed brought new light on the Civil Rights movement. Class participation is a must so the docent can guide the whole group towards the information needed to fill in the blanks of history and expand on the information never taught in school before!It is free and the personnel is very knowledgeable. Highly recommended.
Drew Kelly
::Originally the Museum of Television and Radio, this NYC landmark is a really great stop. Check thier schedule often for the opportunity to take part in intimate discussions about your favorite TV shows and movies with the actors who star in them.