Musems in NY

Airborne Butters · **Musems in NY -** 06-27-2003, 01:55 AM

Okay, I'm going up to New York, around Long Island area and was looking for some stuff to do. Does anyone know of any WW2 Musems or anything of that nature? Preferabbly militaristic.

Infernal_ · 06-27-2003, 02:44 AM

if your going to new yourk goto central square and answer teh phone in a square phone booth at 12:00 n00n. il be waiting evil:

but seriously. id rather goto normandy and walk the beaches. and then goto vimy ridge..............some day *dream*

whats this about a juno beach musiem somewhere? my school promoted it and raised a bunch of money i dono where that will go up maybe normandy

06-27-2003, 08:05 AM

you have to see the USS Intrepid, I have never been there but fom what I hear it's great. (and I definetly need to go someday)

They have the carrier USS Intrepid, a US submarine, a Marine Corps exhibit anda shitload of aircraft.

06-27-2003, 08:43 AM

correction on the USMC exhibit, I don't think the Intrepid museum has one, I confused it with one in Buffalo NY, but the Intrepid one does have a shitload of planes and other cool stuff.

Bazooka_Joe · 06-27-2003, 01:28 PM

[quote="Capt. Spiers":d9ab9]if your going to new yourk goto central square and answer teh phone in a square phone booth at 12:00 n00n. il be waiting evil:

but seriously. id rather goto normandy and walk the beaches. and then goto vimy ridge..............some day *dream*

whats this about a juno beach musiem somewhere? my school promoted it and raised a bunch of money i dono where that will go up maybe normandy[/quote:d9ab9]

It's Times Square, schmuck! oOo:

The best thing I can really think of is go down to West End Highway and the 20's street block, and goto the Intreped Museum. Its the aircraft carrier that was used in Gulf War, and I think WWII. Again, it's on West End Highway, and between 20th & 30th street on the piers.

Bazooka_Joe · 06-27-2003, 01:29 PM

Doh! Didn't even read Strykers post, sorry!

Bean 2 · 06-27-2003, 02:08 PM

Hey butters, if ur coming by long island, pay me a visit. We got a race war goin on here so watch out man. And im serious, we really have a race war between blacks from elmont high school and white kids from my school. Its pitiful. Its a fucking middle class suburb and we have fucking race wars. Oh yea im goin to china town saturday to buy some fireworks, u can do that if u want or u can go the empire state building and the statue of liberty.

Akuma · 06-27-2003, 02:12 PM

Stay out of upstate.

Tripper · 06-27-2003, 05:59 PM

I've always wanted to visit New York.....

[quote="Bean 2":61bb0]Hey butters, if ur coming by long island, pay me a visit. We got a race war goin on here so watch out man. And im serious, we really have a race war between blacks from elmont high school and white kids from my school. Its pitiful. Its a fucking middle class suburb and we have fucking race wars. Oh yea im goin to china town saturday to buy some fireworks, u can do that if u want or u can go the empire state building and the statue of liberty.[/quote:61bb0]

....But this is just.......Ghey.

MrLevinstein · 06-27-2003, 09:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Akuma

Stay out of upstate.

Rochester and the burbs not the place to go.

Known from experience of our shit city

Infernal_ · 06-28-2003, 01:47 AM

[quote="Bazooka_Joe":70392][quote="Capt. Spiers":70392]if your going to new yourk goto central square and answer teh phone in a square phone booth at 12:00 n00n. il be waiting evil:

but seriously. id rather goto normandy and walk the beaches. and then goto vimy ridge..............some day *dream*

whats this about a juno beach musiem somewhere? my school promoted it and raised a bunch of money i dono where that will go up maybe normandy[/quote:70392]

It's Times Square, schmuck! oOo: [/quote:70392]

it was late and i was tired lol read when i posted it lol.

bah times park central square.........whatever

Coleman · 06-28-2003, 02:00 AM

Forget Long Island, come to Easton Pennsylvania (my hometown). We have the "National Canal Museum". oOo: Before in the 18th and 19th century, my city was the "modern New York City" of their time. We had the richest people live in Easton. Easton was the second place where the Declaration of Independence was read publically. We have alot of history...not like you'd wanna come to easton instead of New York oOo: biggrin: