National Museum of the American Indian

  National Museum of the American Indian occupies a prominent space at 1 Bowling Green in Lower Manhattan, close to the historic Battery Park. Housed in the former Alexander Hamilton U.S. Custom House, the museum showcases an impressive collection of over 800 artifacts from Native cultures across the Americas. Opened in 2004, its main purpose is to educate visitors about the diverse histories, arts, and cultures of Native peoples, with rotating exhibitions that draw connections between past and present. During the summer months, visitors can partake in various outdoor events and activities that celebrate Indigenous cultures. Inside, you can explore fascinating exhibitions featuring contemporary and historical pieces, making it a rich experience for anyone interested in American history.