As if the new season was n't enough , Mad Men fans can revel in the news that sets from the show have been brought to life as part of a new exhibition at the Museum of the Moving Image ( MOMI ) in Astoria , New York . The exhibition , entitled Matthew Weiner 's Mad Men , lifts the lid on the creative process behind one of the most highly-acclaimed television series of all time , season seven of which - understood to be the last - is being launched on AMC . Fans can see first-hand the familiar sets including the kitchen from Betty and Don Draper ’ s Ossining home and Don ’ s office , as well as costumes , props and advertising art . Also on display will be research material and notes written by Matthew Weiner , who created the program . Scroll down for video . Don Draper 's famous office , which appears in seasons four to six of Mad Men , can be seen first-hand . Don Draper , right , broods in his office . The set is on display in a new exhibition in New York . The set of Betty and Don Draper 's kitchen in their New York home featured in seasons one to four of Mad Men . It is displayed as part of a new exhibition at the Museum of the Moving Image in New York . The Drapers talk in their New York kitchen , which can now be viewed at the Museum of the Moving Image in New York . The exhibition , which runs until 14 June , offers the most candid insight yet behind the scenes at the iconic show , and is the first time that many of the objects have ever been shown in public . All have been selected by Weiner himself . It offers unique insight into the series ’ origins , and how its remarkable attention to period detail resulted in a vivid portrait of an era . The exhibition will be accompanied by other Mad Men-themed initiatives around New York City . The cast of Mad Men pose on set . It is one of the most critically acclaimed television series ever made . Don Draper 's box of secrets , including Dick Whitman 's dogtag , letters , and family photos , are on display at the new Mad Men exhibition . The exhibition also includes an installation of the Mad Men writers ' room at Los Angeles Center Studios where the series was shot . The exhibition also includes handwritten notes and drafts of storylines for the show , scribbled by its creator Matthew Weiner .
The exhibition features Don Draper 's office , kitchen and 'box of secrets ' Fans can also see handwritten storyline ideas for the show . A new exhibit at New York's Museum of Television & Radio will feature a collection of scripts from Mad Men that were never used on air.