Ma. Isabel Ongpin
FOR sometime, every time I have been in New York City or have made plans to visit, my research on where to go dredges up the Hispanic Society of America which is located on 155th Street and Broadway, the Washington Heights area of Manhattan, and way away from Midtown, somewhat of a discouragement to taking a trip there. I never had enough information about what the society was all about and found out late that it is a museum cum research library featuring the subject ofHispanism or Hispanic studies. Yet no one I knew ever went there or mentioned it to me for a clearer idea (turns out one daughter went there in 1989 but never mentioned it to me).