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Rent a Car in New York and the Jewish Children’s Museum, Brooklyn
You are standing a few feet from the hole and you are about to make the putt of your life on your New York rent a car vacation. You have just played a great round of golf and you need this putt to win the championship. The crowd is watching silently as you put your hands on the putter. You have eyed it up and everything looks like it should go as planned. Your caddy is standing behind you and your family is waiting anxiously to cheer you on after you make it. It all comes down to this final shot. You are trembling with nerves but you know you need to control yourself and act as if it was any other shot. You swing your putter and the ball begins to roll toward the hole. It seems to take hours for it to get there. Finally, it drops right in the middle of the hole and the crowd erupts in applause. This is the greatest moment in your life and it all took place at the Jewish Children’s Museum in Brooklyn. That’s right New York rent a car customers, you can have this experience at the mini-putt on the roof.
To be Jewish, or not to be Jewish
If you are Jewish (and even if you’re not), this museum is a great place to go and learn about the culture itself. It is the biggest Jewish museum in the United States and its goal is to allow people of all backgrounds to have a positive outlook on the Jewish heritage. The museum offers many different activities that foster awareness about the Jewish community and enhance education and knowledge about it as well. There are various exhibits and interactive multimedia for entertainment purposes. There is also a mini golf course on the roof of the museum in which each hole of the course symbolizes a different stage in Jewish life. It’s a great experience for your entire family on your New York rent a car trip.
Look for the pictures of children
The Jewish Children’s Museum first opened its doors in 2004 and a year later it was chosen to receive part of a $20 million grant from the Carnegie Corporation. The museum was introduced to encourage people to be proud of their culture and to educate children on the Jewish ways of life. It all began because of the Crown Heights Riot in 1991 and then when a 16-year old was killed on the Brooklyn Bridge by terrorists. The mother of this victim played a large role in the creation of the museum and it is now dedicated to this 16-year old. How will you know that this is the museum you want to check out New York rent a car customers? You will know it’s the Jewish Children’s Museum because the front of the building has a massive collection of children’s pictures on it.
Not so insignificant details
There are some important facts that you should know about before heading to the museum on your upcoming New York rent a car journey.
- It won the Building Brooklyn Award in 2006 for its impact on the community
- It was designed by Gwathmey, Siegel and Associates Architects
- It cost $35 million to build this museum, but will undergo another $5 million enhancement
- There are other things in the museum besides exhibits including a restaurant, theater, gameshow studio, a gift shop and computer rooms
- In the year of its opening, the museum attracted over 250,000 visitors
With all of this to look forward to, how could you not want to check it out, even if you aren’t Jewish?