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History buffs will love visiting historical museums in Staten Island to learn about history of all types. Learn local history, world history, natural history and much more at these Staten Island history museums. Staten Island historical museums are a great place to spend a fun and educational day.
Learn the Maritime History of Staten Island!
This great historical museum in Staten Island is located on the grounds of a former retirement home for sailors. With a specific goal of preserving and displaying the maritime artw0rk of artist John A. Noble, this museum also exhibits period decorated rooms, artifacts and artwork relating to Staten Island's maritime history.
This is definitely a Staten Island historical museum to see if you enjoy the history of sailing, boating and things relating to ships. Among the museum's permanent collections are the houseboat studio of John Noble, now preserved within the museum, and a ship model gallery displaying all types of model ships from the 18th through 20th century. Open Thursday through Sunday - admission is by donation.
An Inexpensive Pass to Knowledge !
If you are looking for a great place to visit on a weekend or rainy afternoon, be sure to put the Staten Island historical museum on your list. Though history is intertwined in all the museum does, it is also an arts and natural science museum. Bring the whole family! Kids will love viewing the insects on display - including North America's largest cicada collection!
Learn about Staten Island and New York history through this museum's half a million historical artifacts and documents and their fascinating exhibit on the Lenape indians. Called a "mini Smithsonian" the eclectic collection of artifacts and displays has made this one of the top Staten Island historical museums. The museum is open year round 7 days a week except on holidays. Adult admission is $3.
