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My family and I took an amazing, fun-filled trip to New York City from January 5 through 11, 2004, between the fall and spring semesters. During the week we were there, we were able to visit a wide variety of museums, monuments, and sites. Everywhere we turned we saw something we had only read about or seen in films or on television. New York is an exciting city filled with such beauty and history. I should also mention that we happened to be in New York City during the coldest weather the city had had in ten years; in the teens during the days and in the negative double digits at night. Brrrrr!!! Below are a few photos we took on our trip. I hope you enjoy them!

Grand Central Terminal

Exciting Times Square at Night

Chip and Jake in Battery Park with the Statue of Liberty Behind Them

The Staten Island Ferry Passing the Statue of Liberty

A View of Ground Zero

The New York Stock Exchange at Night

Dinner at the World-Famous Delmonico's

The Ice Skating Rink at Rockefeller Center

Chip and Jake With a Rockette at Radio City Music Hall

The Plaza Hotel at Night

Having a Good Old New York Style Pizza at John's Pizzeria in Greenwich Village

The Ceiling of the Guggenheim Museum, Designed by Frank Lloyd Wright

A Frozen Lake in Central Park

On the Steps of the New York Public Library

At the Top of the Empire State Building

Greenwich Village, our Favorite Place in New York City

Having Lunch at Chumley's in Greenwich Village, a Former Speakeasy Frequented by Such Great Writers as Ernest Hemingway, John Steinbeck, Simone de Beauvoir, and Jack Kerouac

A Classic Row of Town Homes in Greenwich Village

The Historic Chrysler Building

A New York City Taxi Whizzes by the Lights of Broadway

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