The National Museum of the American Indian – New York, the George Gustav Heye Center, is located within the historic Alexander Hamilton U.S. Custom House. The museum has permanent and temporary exhibitions, music and dance performances, films, and symposia about the Native people of the Americas.
For Norm’s Thursday Doors 9/8/2016
Doors:






oh these are stunning . . .. have noticed before that those American museums built in the classical style do amazing doors, and these are fabulous as are the stairs! Also liking the new avatar 🙂
Thanks very much Becky
Beautiful images – such artistry!!
Thanks Indah
Nice staircases but, at my age, i’ll stay on the ground floor! 🙂
I took the elevator 🙂
Oh my those grand staircases, plus the elevator doors…sigh. Despite those beauties, I must say that the first door is still my fave.
Lovely collection this week.
Thanks Norm. 🙂
Sherry, wonderful photos of artistry and building craftmanship that we just do not see much of these days in the new buildings; that old style detailing was a bit labor intensive. Gorgeous!
The old building is like and elaborately decorated cake.
what a wonderful description Sherry! I love it and, so apt 🙂
Wow, that’s pretty impressive doors. And the staircase too! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for looking Bee.
I’m so glad you spelt it out, Sherry. I hadn’t a clue and nothing about that building says American Indian to me. Very grand! 🙂
I could have included some snaps of the exhibits but it didn’t mix. The exhibits are lovely and well done.
I expect I’ll see them at some point. 🙂
Great doors and also great images of those stairs.
The stairs are a treat.
Beautiful building and beautifully captured.
Thanks 🙂
Very nice collection of doors. (Suzanne)
Merci
Sherry, the doors are lovely, but the elegant stairway is what captured my attention. Beautiful!
janet
I know I am supposed to post doors but I couldn’t resist the stairs. 🙂
Great doors 🙂
Great not-doors, too 🙂
Thanks 2 times. 🙂
Will be sending your nice collection to my friend the Conservator, who works one exhibitions there!
🙂 thanks