Since its founding in 1869, the American Museum of Natural History has been a must-see destination for New York City school kids. In this excellent vintage silent film from the museum, watch children visit in 1927, and see bonus street scenes from around the City as well.

Archive excerpt from 1927 shows New York school children visiting the American Museum of Natural History, and includes street scenes of the city. The film also shows the circulating nature study collection, which brought Museum material to children in different neighborhoods.

Broadway Week is an event organized by NYCGO in which you can grab 2-for-1 ticket deals on some of the biggest broadway shows until September 17th.

The curtain is up on NYC Broadway Week, which includes new musicals, dramatic debuts and crowd pleasers aplenty—all for an incredible 2-for-1 deal.

Some of the more well-known productions include Aladdin, The Lion King, Wicked and more. There are currently 23 shows participating, with genres ranging from drama to comedy, musicals and even interactive shows. Tickets are still available, so head over to the Broadway Week site to grab your special 2-for-1 discount code.

Originally opened in 1931, the Bayonne Bridge was shut down in 2013 to undergo a massive project to raise the deck by 64 feet, allowing larger container ships and vessels to pass below. Ofter 4 years of construction, the new bridge has now opened to the public. In this short time lapse video from the Staten Island Advance, watch the U.S. East Coast's largest container ship ever sail right underneath for the first time since the bridge opened.

The largest capacity container ship ever to visit the U.S. east coast, the CMA CGM Theodore Roosevelt, a 14,414 TEU (twenty-foot equivalent units) capacity vessel passes under the newly elevated Bayonne Bridge on its maiden voyage to the United States. Launched by French worldwide shipping group CMA CGM, the Theodore Roosevelt arrived in the New York-New Jersey port after transiting the new Panama Canal locks, as the largest capacity ship to use the passageway.