Cooper Hewitt is the Smithsonian Institution's only museum dedicated exclusively to historic and contemporary design, with a collection of more than 200,000 objects spanning product design, graphic design, textiles, wallcoverings, drawings, and digital media. It occupies the 64-room Andrew Carnegie Mansion, a 1902 Georgian-style townhouse that was among the first private homes in the US to have a structural steel frame and a passenger elevator. Founded in 1897 by the Hewitt sisters at Cooper Union, the museum moved into the Carnegie Mansion in 1976 and remains the only Smithsonian museum that charges admission.
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2 East 91st Street, New York, NY 10128
Nearest station: 86th Street (4/5/6 trains), 96th Street (6 train)
$22
Seniors $16, students $10, under-18 free; pay-what-you-wish daily 5-6pm
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