On Sunday, June 5, 2016 at 6:45:02 PM UTC-4, sawdustmaker wrote:
> We=E2=80=99ll soon be going to NYC. I plan on stopping by Brooklyn Tool a=
nd Craft=20
> (yipee) and probably buy more than I should. Where else should I go that=
=20
> woodworking related (stores, museums =E2=80=A6)?
Many of the New York, NY museum listings here include either "All" or "Wood=
"=20
in the medium description. Perhaps you could find one that is having a=20
wood-specific exhibit during the time you'll be in the area.
http://craftcouncil.org/content/craft-museums-united-states#N
This might be worth a tour if you are nearby...
http://www.makeville.com/workshop.htm
I would encourage you to visit the Metropolitan Museum of Art on 5th Ave ar=
ound 82nd St. The American wing has many works of fine furniture. Don't m=
iss the Gubbio room. (It's a little hard to find, ask for help.) I have b=
een there many times and the marquetry there still amazes me.
http://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/198556
sawdustmaker wrote:
> Well soon be going to NYC. I plan on stopping by Brooklyn Tool and Craft
> (yipee) and probably buy more than I should. Where else should I go that
> woodworking related (stores, museums
)?
>
Go to Central Park. Will you have your chainsaw with you?
--
GW Ross
People who live in stone houses
shouldn't throw glasses.