Students in the AP Literature and History of Jerusalem classes will travel together New York City this Friday. All students will eventually meet at the Metropolitan Museum of Art for the Jerusalem exhibit. The exhibition explores various cultural traditions and artifacts associated with the medieval city of Jerusalem, featuring 200 works of art from 60 lenders worldwide. The AP Literature class will also go to The Morgan Library and Museum to see the Bronte manuscripts and part of the permanent Austen collection. The centerpiece of the exhibition is a portion of the original manuscript of Jane Eyre, on loan from the British Library life portraits of Brontë, on loan from London’s National Portrait Gallery. Other highlights of the trip will include a tour of some Holden Caulfield sights from The Catcher in the Rye, including the lake at Central Park.
Bound for the Big Apple
