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Started by a group of natural science enthusiasts in 1881, the museum has evolved into a dynamic institution with rich natural science specimens, artistic treasures, and historical artifacts. Often referred to as a "Mini Smithsonian", the Staten Island Museum provides fun and immersive engagement where visitors can explore the collections and learn about the fascinating history and culture of Staten Island .
The museum embraces diversity, equity, and inclusion wholeheartedly and aims to be a reflection of the Staten Island community, represented by its board, staff, and volunteers. Whether you're a science geek, an art lover, or just out for a good time, the Staten Island Museum promises an enjoyable visit that's far from the ordinary
1000 Richmond Terrace, Building A, Staten Island, New York 10301
718-727-1135
HOURS
Closed January 1-25, 2024
Reopens January 26, 2024, Wednesday – Sunday: 11am – 5pm. Last entry, 4:45pm
The hours of operation for this attraction are: Monday – Saturday: 9:00am – 8:00pm
Meeting Point: McCarthy Square, located at Charles Street & Waverly Place, Manhattan, NY, 10014
For questions or requests contact:
Email: christopherstreettours.com
Phone number: 646-397-3768
Explore the Staten Island Museum, a place where history comes alive. With a legacy dating back to 1881, it offers a unique opportunity to step back in time and discover how this vibrant community has evolved.
Get up close and personal with the Staten Island Museum's Mastodon exhibit—a fascinating journey through prehistoric times that's perfect for all ages.
Dive into the museum's extensive collection spanning natural science, art, and history, and uncover a wealth of captivating artifacts that tell the story of Staten Island's rich heritage.
The Staten Island Museum is wheelchair accessible. Step-free entrance available.
Redeem in person by presenting your New York City Borough Pass to the front desk attendant upon arrival.