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The South Street Seaport Museum serves as a vital cultural institution that highlights New York City's rich maritime heritage and its evolution as a global metropolis. Through exhibitions, collections, and educational programs, the museum emphasizes the historical significance of the waterfront and its impact on the city's identity. Visitors can explore diverse offerings, including the Maritime City exhibition, interactive walking tours, and hands-on family activities that bring the history of the sea to life. Additionally, the museum provides opportunities to sail aboard historic vessels, further enhancing the experience of New York's iconic waterfront. Generated from the website

HistoryOriginally opened in 1974 as a beer and sandwich shop in a flea market which is now part of the South Street Seaport Museum; Jeremy's has moved 4 times since then always remaining on Front Street. Now known for its fresh seafood and Ice cold 32 oz. beers it occupies what was once a filet house at 228 Front St. It is still a family business and when not at the Freeport Long Island location, Jeremy can often still be seen on the premises .SpecialtiesJeremy's Ale House is known world wide for its fresh seafood and ice cold quarts of beer. When in NYC try our fried calamari or our fresh shrimp, which can be cooked 8 different ways. One of the unique ways our shrimp is prepared is as a cocktail, but served hot with drawn butter instead of chilled with cocktail sauce. All our food is cooked to order; even the shrimp cocktail is not prepared until you order it. We at Jeremy's hope to see you, and when there ask for a free bumper sticker.