Inside the Traveling Game of Thrones Exhibit
Before Season 3 premieres on HBO this Sunday, fans of the TV adaptation of George R.R. Martin's Game of Thrones series could get close-up with famous props from the show -- including the head of Ned Stark on a pike.
Held at 3 West 57th Street in Midtown Manhattan (through April 3), the exhibit also gives fans of the show the chance to sit on the Iron Throne itself.
The exhibit -- which was previously in Toronto and will later head to Amsterdam, Belfast and Sao Paolo -- is open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. on weekdays and 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. on the weekend.
All photographs by Kelly Schott for the Village Voice.
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A character from across the Narrow Sea, Quaithe's, mask.
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Ned Stark's head is displayed on its stake.
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The exhibit displayed costumes for Jon Snow and the wildling, Ygritte.
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Fans have the opportunity to print and download a picture of themselves on a replica of the Iron Throne.
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The costumes for Daenerys Targaryen.
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Daenerys Targaryen's dragon eggs are displayed.
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A fan photographs the Lannister costumes.
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Fans can sit for pictures on a replica of the Iron Throne.
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Fans are able to explore Game of Thrones content on HBO GO.
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The exhibit includes props from the second season of Game of Thrones including a letter from Theon Greyjoy intended to be sent to Robb Stark.
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Props from North of The Wall.
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Robb Stark's battle map is displayed in the exhibit.
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Props from Robb Stark's battle map.
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Costumes displayed at the exhibit include the Lannisters'.
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Fans took pictures of other fans' artwork.
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The exhibit filled the space at 3 West 57 Street.
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The exhibit opened at 10am on Thursday morning to the awaiting fans.
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Taking pictures and wandering about the exhibit, the fans are able to see iconic props like Davos Seaworth's severed fingers and Renly Baratheon's crown.
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More props from the series include a letter written by Ned Stark in season one.
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Fans are able to "fight" in the Battle of Blackwater Bay with the exhibit's interactive archery experience.
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