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The American Museum of Natural History is an educational destination for over 400,000 New York City schoolchildren who visit for free every year
Natural History, Sept, 2005
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Caption: The American Museum of Natural History is an educational destination for over 400,000 New York City schoolchildren who visit for free every year. Groups are guided through the Museum's halls by instructors who teach classes and lead hands-on activities on a wide range of topics from the Age of Dinosaurs to world cultures. A host of programs for children from pre-K through high school rounds out the Museum's educational offerings.
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