Patel 1
Kewal patel
Hum 102-005
12/6/14
Newark tourism
Newark is the largest city in state of New Jersey. Newark is located in Essex County and has population of 276,478. In 1963, Newark was formed as township. Newark is headquartered to many companies such as Panasonic, PSEG and prudential finance. Tourist can visit many places in Newark like New Jersey performing arts center, prudential center, brand brook park, Newark museum, New Jersey historical society, Newark symphony hall, military park, port Newark- Elizabeth, Verona park, brook dale park, fair mount cemetery, Jewish museum of New Jersey and Newark liberty international airport.
New Jersey performing arts center is also known as 'the center of it all'. It is one of the largest performing
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New Jersey historical society is a straw wide private, non profit historical library and museum. It is also the head quarters of the Essex club. Physical records of New Jersey's past and present are collected at the historical society. New Jersey historical society encourages public to use it collections for discovery, exploration and research. Historical library is open to public on Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday from 12a.m. to 5 p.m. Newark symphony hall has a long and rich cultural history of New Jerseys art, education and entertainment program. The exterior of the building is built with ionic columns. The interior is marble designed with gold leaf ornamentation in Egyptian and Greek styles. Many great opera starts and opera productions have been added to the history of the hall.Newark symphony hall always tries to perform the best art through out the season.Newark symphony hall is like wine - it gets better with …show more content…
Fairmount cemetery is a Victorian cemetery with many beautiful monuments. The Fairmount cemetery memorial is a 4 storage built in 1920s. The memorial is made of native granite with 3000 crypts and 600 niches. The cemetery offers research services and private tours. There are 150,000 graves in the 150 acre cemetery. Jewish museum of New Jersey was built in 1923. In early 20th century, there were many east European Jewish immigrants who came to New Jersey. They were framers and their agricultural efforts were not successful. Thousands of dollars are needed for renovation of second floor of the museum. It was announced two years ago that the fund raising for the museum project has been
With the Pantheon being built over 1700 years ago, it’s amazing that architects are still using features and techniques from this work of architecture in modern creations. The use of this type of classical architecture will continue to be used in works for public space due to its remarkable exterior appearance and it’s long lasting structural durability. When both Jesse hall and the Pantheon are compared it is possible to see their similarities from the types of domes that top each, their external facades, and their interior plan. While they share many similarities, the differences that Bell and Binder used in their creation make this work of architecture unique to many other public spaces.
Relive the adventure of 1607 when 104 Englishmen dropped anchor and began to build America's first permanent English colony in Jamestown, Virginia. Explore life at the dawn of the 17th century inside the palisade of a re-created colonial fort, discover the world of Pocahontas in the Powhatan Indian village, and experience the four-month passage to the New World on board re-creations of the three ships that brought the settlers to Virginia. Extensive indoor galleries tell the compelling stories of Jamestown, from its beginnings in England through its often turbulent first century, and of Virginia's Powhatan Indians. The dramatic film, Jamestown: The Beginning, chronicles the endurance of the first settlers as they struggled to build a lasting colony.
Throughout history, humankind has done just about everything wrong; from slavery to bowl cuts. We are creatures of habit, greed, and want. We all believe in hope that eventually history won’t repeat, but we creatures of habit are doing very little to stop it. Our habitual patterns cause chaos and disrupt in war most of the time, so the fact that the colonies usually failed and died isn’t surprising. Jamestown was the first “successful” colony but all the people in the colony mainly died. We love to look the other way and say that they died because they didn’t know the land or because the natives were evil but the truth is; the Jamestown colonists died because of their stupidity, mistrust, and greed (a.k.a human nature).
...nal Expansion Memorial. Inside the building museum exhibits can be found. It now currently is being preserved by them to remind everyone of a fine example of nineteenth-century architecture. (“Old Courthouse Architecture”)
On 7 June 1969, hundreds of Puerto Ricans gathered in Spanish Harlem, New York City to protest the arrest of Juan" Fi" Ortiz for a series of falsified crimes.[2] As a crowd gathered outside the People's Church in El Barrio, Felipe Luciano addressed those assembled asserting that, " We will not allow the brutalization of our community to go on without a response. For every Puerto Rican that is brutalized, there will be retaliation."[3]Luciano's statements were not ignored, and as the crowd filtered into the streets their shouts of Despierta, Boricua. Defiende lo tuyo filled the air.
Cleveland, Ohio has been in existence for 203 years. There are more than 500,000 people living in Cleveland, yet few know about its past. In this paper, I am going to take you along as I tell you the history of Cleveland.
The museum I chose to visit this week was the North Carolina Museum of History located in Raleigh, North Carolina on March 13, 2014. It was a good time for this assignment because we were traveling this week to North Carolina so it made a great stop for us during our stay. Taking World Cultures has given me a new perspective on the foundation of our history and heritage. North Carolina holds a large amount of history for the United States. It was one of the original 13 colonies and was the first state to declare its independence from the British. North Carolina was known for its slave planation system to cultivate tobacco and cotton to be exported. An exhibit that I found to be interesting at the North Carolina Museum of History was The Story of North Carolina. This museum is the largest exhibit ever produced at the N.C. Museum of History. This exhibit is one that would inspire anyone new or visiting the state to experience the history of North Carolina and to develop more of an appreciation and understanding of the culture and communities.
The Holocaust Memorial Museum was built to honor those who were directly affected by the Holocaust. “Never shall I forget these things, even if I am condemned to live as long as God himself. Never” Elie Wiesel (“Holocaust Encyclopedia”). While some believe the building of the museum was a political act for President Carter, others were very optimistic of the outcome. The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum was a marvelous achievement for this country and those who dedicated their time and effort to this wonderful building. This museum not only has an interesting history and opening, but exhibits inside are nothing in comparison to the statistics of this grand foundation.
When you think of the Eastern Shore, you may think of seafood, beaches, annoying tourists, and other attractions. But, a more interesting thing that people don’t immediately think of are hauntings. Hauntings of the Eastern Shore are unique and interesting things that also influence our culture. There are many myths, attractions, places, museums, and interesting stories from different people. Not all paranormal activity is the same, they all have a uniquely fascinating story behind them that makes the Eastern Shore unique. “Each year, in the Fall, haunted houses, hayrides, and trails find a new and creepier way to scare Marylanders” (Cockrum).
From 1785 to 1790 New York was the capital of the United States. New York has been in existence for a long time. Even though, the New York colony is viewed as not too beneficial, the colony was actually very helpful because of the Anti-British activity, diversity, and religion.
Living in New England may tempt some, and outright be a daunting, almost horrific thought for some. And this is by newer standards of living, and living in the colonial age, when there was less technology to build certain living arrangements, “New England appealed least of all to the businessmen and bureaucrats of the parent country” England. ( p 27) The terrain of northern New England was thin in soil and loaded with rocks, and with only one river that was navigable to the colonists. On the flip side of things, the fishing seemed to be profitable to the New Englanders, but we will get to that later. There was an individual by the name of Champlain that scouted, or sent out scouting expeditions, in search of land that could be used to farm. His teams noticed a trend among Natives, that among the southern border of New England,
You, Have you ever sat at home and thought about where would be an interesting place to go? Somewhere you can have a fun time for under 20$.And aren't you tired of low-quality entertainment where everything is overpriced. Well I have a place for you, The Apollo Theater. The Apollo Theatre is in Harlem, New York it is the most famous performance venues associated with African American entertainers. The New York Theater that became the Apollo was built in 1913 by Jules Hurtig and Harry Seamon, two burlesque theatre operators and at opening was named Hurtig and Seamon’s New Burlesque Theater. It has many things, Comics, singers, musicians and more. It was the birthplace of many types of music. Travelers say it is in
No place in New York City quite captures the essence of the upside/downside process of the construction/destruction of environmentally important institutions as well as Manhattan Square, a seventeen-acre parkland bounded by Central Park West and Columbus Avenue, and by West 77th street and West 81st street. Known since 1958 as Roosevelt Park, Manhattan Square has become home to American Museum of Natural History since the land was ceded to that fledging institution by the Commissioner of Central Park in 1872. The museum’s first building opened to the public in December 1877. Manhattan Square was a result of an 1877 law mandating the laying out most of the island in streets and avenues – the familiar rectangular grid of roads north of Canal
Living in Northern Virginia allows me to visit a plethora of culture-enhancing sites around the Washington, D.C. area. For this assignment, I visited the Smithsonian American Art Museum in Washington, D.C. which is located a few blocks from the National Mall which features the more popular Smithsonian Museums such as the Museums of American History, Air and Space, Natural History and the National Gallery of Art. Information about the Museum can be found on their official website: https://americanart.si.edu/.
The Islamic Moors occupied the Iberian Peninsula between 711 CE and 1492 CE, from the Middle Ages of Europe until the conquer of Grenada. This investigation attempts to evaluate the impact of technology and science in Moorish Spain. The relevance of this investigation is found in its inquiry as to the basis of post-Middle Ages European science, which became modern science. The degree to which relatively advanced Islamic astronomy was present in Moorish Spain, the degree to which Islamic-level astronomy was found in pre-Moorish (600 CE-700 CE) European astronomy, and the degree to which post-Moorish (1500 CE – 1600 CE) European astronomy reflected Islamic astronomy will be addressed in order to form conclusions. These issues will be evaluated by examination of “When the Moors Ruled Spain”, a documentary directed by Rowan Deacon, The Venture of Islam, by Marshall Hodgson, and online resources detailing the history of the Moors, European science, and Islamic science.