With free admission to almost all of the university museums and galleries, you have some beautiful afternoons ahead of you. New Haven is home to several museums and galleries that are not affiliated with Yale, so you can enjoy everything there is to see. From the Peabody Museum of Natural Science to the Yale Art Gallery, be sure to take in Yale's many amazing historic and artistic assets. These include: And many more! Visit Yale's Museums & Galleries page for more information. Various Locations Take a stroll around campus to view these amazing works of art. 333 Cedar St, This collection is dedicated to the work of Dr. Harvey Cushing, and includes human whole brain specimens, tumor specimens, microscopic slides, notes, journal excerpts and over 15,000 photographic negatives dating from the late 1800’s to 1936. The collection resides in the lower level of the Whitney Medical Library. Get to know your city better through the arts. Most of the below are within walking distance, however a few require public transportation or a car to visit. Also, be sure to check the New Haven Library's free and discounted passes for museums and theaters. 22 Wall Street Interactive, innovative and inclusive museum with eight rooms of hands-on exhibits, observation bee hive, the Great Green Room from Goodnight Moon, and a pint-size post office. 114 Whitney Ave A small museum featuring New Haven's history. The museum features several people who were important in New Haven and the various industries and companies that made things in the Elm City. 51 Trumbull Street Founded in 1961, the John Slade Ely House is New Haven's first major arts center curating hosting many regional arts organizations. 50 Orange Street A gallery with a focus on community-building and education, while providing a platform to present the work of visual artists in the city of New Haven. 994 State Street City Gallery is an artist run gallery featuring contemporary art. Exhibitions of painting, printmaking, sculpture, photography, papermaking and/or mixed media rotate monthly. 80 Audubon Street An educational and cultural resource center devoted to fostering creativity through participation in, appreciation of and leadership in the visual arts. Offers many classes & workshops. Various Locations New Haven is home to more than 500 works of publicly accessible art throughout the city. This is a great excuse for a sightseeing tour on a beautiful day! 17 River Street The first half of the twentieth century comes to life throughout this large trolley yard and trolley system. Discover the stories behind painted trolleys, check out trolley equipment, and marvel at photos of days long past. You will need to take public transportation or a car to visit. 915 Whitney Avenue Museum focusing on Eli Whitney's life, his inventions and his legacy. In addition to historic exhibits, the museum also holds a water learning lab and outdoor study areas. The barn, built in 1816, is the site of special events throughout the year. You will need to take public transportation or a car to visit.Museums & Galleries
At Yale
Public Art at Yale
The Cushing Center at Whitney Medical Library
New Haven, CT
In the New Haven Area
Connecticut Children's Museum
New Haven, CT, 06511New Haven Museum
New Haven, CTEly Center of Contemporary Art
New Haven, CTArtSpace New Haven
New Haven, CTCity Gallery
New Haven, CTCreative Arts Workshop Gallery
New Haven, CTPublic Art in New Haven
Shore Line Trolley Museum
East Haven, CT, 06512Eli Whitney Museum
Hamden, CT
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