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The museum known for its towering dinosaurs now has a rock that would even impress T-Rex. Fourth graders from PS 87 attested

A group of about 100 people rallied outside the Museum of Natural History on Monday to call for the city to remove the statue there

“I want to thank the people responsible for the work that is going to be done here with a prayer song blessing this collection

A new poll from City Council challenger Dr. Cary Goodman claims to show that the majority of Upper West Siders are either unaware

Whether you're ready or not, the moon will blot out the sun on Monday afternoon. And it's better to be ready for that sort of thing, isn't it?

The Museum of Natural History has filed building permits for its new education center, but that doesn't mean shovels are about to hit the ground.

In case you hadn't heard, the moon is set to pass in front of the sun on the afternoon of August 21, and New Yorkers will get a

More than 200 people came to the American Museum of Natural History last week, most of them to register opposition to the museum's plans

The American Museum of Natural History is confident the “pros” of its new museum building will vastly outweigh the “cons”.

Crafts on Columbus, a popular crafts fair that runs from 77th to 81st Street on Columbus Avenue, was cancelled this year, and the organizers say

When the American Museum of Natural History opened its new ¡Cuba! exhibition on Nov. 21, no one could have known Cuba would be

Looking for a different kind of Saturday night at the movies? You might want to see what’s on at the Margaret Mead Festival at the American Museum of Natural History.

The American Museum of Natural History won approval from the Landmarks Preservation Commission for its proposed Richard Gilder Center

The Museum of Natural History wowed the community board on Wednesday night with its plans to build a new five-story educational complex on its campus.

On Wednesday starting at 6:30 p.m., the full Community Board 7 will gather for its monthly meeting, and the Museum of Natural History's new

“It’s spectacular…it's appropriate…and we should move ahead.” That was the consensus of Community Board (CB) 7’s joint Preservation/Parks & Environment committee

The official public process to determine whether the Museum of Natural History gets to build its new Gilder education center begins

Tourism, overcrowding and climate change were among the hot topics discussed at a contentious meeting Wednesday to gauge the

Groups supporting and opposing the Museum of Natural History's expnasion plans are gearing up for a hearing Wednesday to

Defenders of Teddy Roosevelt Park, the original group opposing the Museum of Natural History's plans to construct a new educational building on