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Hear from experts and visitors from New York City, the nation, and the world about the Roosevelt statue—and how they understand and experience it today.
And who else should we commemorate in our public spaces?”—Harriet F.
Explore a timeline of Roosevelt’s life, with added context for the equestrian statue on the front steps of the American Museum of Natural History.
Nothing but the truth should be spoken about him or anyone else.
The Zapata peninsula contains the largest and most important wetlands in the Caribbean, making its conservation a top priority.
This unique setting is home to many plants and animals found nowhere else.
Explore the history and interpretations of the Equestrian Statue commissioned in 1925 to stand on the steps of the Museum, on NYC-owned property.
competent and knew how to show Roosevelt as the powerful figure, by putting everybody else
The bigger an animal gets, the harder its muscles must work just to support its weight. As a result, enormously large animals, including T. rex, have more trouble getting around than you might imagin
Contraction of those fibers allows you to move about, and to do nearly everything else
