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The Tenement Museum tells the true stories of American immigrant families through recreated apartments in a historic tenement building constructed in New York's historic Lower East Side. We also offer neighborhood walking tours, evening programs, free English language classes and programs for school groups.

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Address: 103 Orchard St, New York, NY 10002, USA
Phone: (212) 982-8420
gro.tnemenet@nimdagnitekram
State: New York
Zip Code: 10002


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Reviews
We've been twice now--Hard Times and Shop Life tours--and cannot wait to go back! My daughters were 9 the first time and 11 the next, both times they said it was their favorite thing on our NYC vacation. The tours are informative and extremely interesting! They do an amazing job of showing you what it was like at 97 Orchard back in the day. Cannot recommend this place enough, to all ages.
8 years ago (05-07-2017)
Fabulous museum. This is,really how life was living in a tenement. The guides were terrific very knowledgeable. I would highly recommend it. It makes kids and adults realize how lucky we are to live in a time where your toliet is in your house or apartment and you don't have to share it with 20or 40 other person. It makes you grateful that you don't have a sweatshop in your living room. It's a good learning experience.
8 years ago (07-06-2017)
I really enjoyed this museum, and the opportunity to learn more about the immigrant experience. Be sure and buy your tickets ahead of time - hard to get if you just drop in. There are several tours, we did the Sweatshop tour. Our guide Olivia did a great job telling the story of the real people who lived and worked and made new lives in America. I plan to catch other tenement tours on future trips to the city.
8 years ago (04-07-2017)
By far the best museum in New York City. I went once and after that I fell in love. Became a member and then did all the tours. The only place that teaches you the history of this great city and the importance of the immigrants' contributions from all over the world. Combine it with Ellis Island and you will have the ultimate New York experience!
8 years ago (05-07-2017)
Amazing experience! We did two tours, the Sweatshop tour and Hard Times, both equally as amazing! Easily an afternoon and wonderful trip back in time. Pair that with the Eldridge Street Museum and you also have a day of learning about Jewish heritage at the turn of the century.
8 years ago (29-06-2017)
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