Staten Island, New York - Museum to the Italian who Italians believe Invented the Telephone
- Address:
- 420 Tomkins Avenue, Staten Island, NY [Show Map]
- Directions:
- FROM THE WEST: I-278/Staten Island Expressway to Clove Road/Richmond Road. exit. Follow service road to fifth traffic light. Bear left onto Hylan Blvd. Turn left at light at Tompkins Avenue. The Museum is on the left at Chestnut Avenue. FROM THE EAST: Immediately after THE Verrazano Narrows Bridge toll plaza, exit Hylan Blvd. Bear right at second light onto Hylan Blvd. At next light, turn left onto Tompkins Avenue. The Museum is on the left at Chestnut Avenue.
- Hours:
- T-Su 1-5 (Call to verify)
- Phone:
- 718-442-1608
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