Summer of Hamilton may be over, but the spirit of Founding Father Alexander Hamilton lives on at the New-York Historical Society. A variety of Hamilton-related objects and documents are on display in a series of installations throughout the Museum and Library until the end of the year. ​

In the Museum gallery, see life-size bronze statues depicting Hamilton and Burr in the midst of their deadly duel, pistols drawn and aimed at one another; a portrait of Hamilton by John Trumbull that inspired the $10 bill; the monumental tall case clock presented by Hamilton in 1797 to the Bank of New York; and Hamilton’s desk, at which the prolific writer penned his correspondence, on loan from the Museum of the City of New York. On view through December 31, 2016.

Museum hours: Tuesday-Thursday, Saturday - 10am-6pm; Friday - 10am-8pm; Sunday - 11am-5pm; CLOSED ON MONDAYS.

Cost: General admission: $20; $15 for Seniors; $12 for Students; free for children under 6 years old. Exhibit is free once admission is paid. On Fridays, donations are optional.