NYC Transit Museum

New York Transit Museum

www.nytransitmuseum.org
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The New York Transit Museum, one of the city's leading cultural institutions, is the largest museum in the United States devoted to urban public …

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Dec 8, 2024
This place is SOOOOOO New York and so worth seeking out. It is a little of the beaten track (pun intended) but a real gem if you want to understand how the subway was built and developed but much mor… Full review by arnottdavies
Nov 16, 2024
If you have time to burn before you check into your hotel at 3pm, spend 1 hr visiting this very interesting museum. It was great to visit the collection of subway trains from days past The quality … Full review by KnitsbyConnie
Nov 3, 2024
The entrance hides an excellent museum built in an old metro station. It is very well laid out and very informative. The old carriages are well preserved and well worth a walk through to see what the… Full review by BT3rd
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The New York (aka NYC) Transit Museum on – or rather under – Schermerhorn Street in Downtown Brooklyn is dedicated to the histor…
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The New York Transit Museum is a museum that displays historical artifacts of the New York City Subway, bus, and commuter rail system…
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The New York Transit Museum is housed in an authentic decommissioned 1930s 60,000 square foot bi-level subway station in Brookly…
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RECOMMENDED: 50 best New York attractionsOther archives may offer broader perspectives on city history, but we love the T…
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Questions & answers

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Do they show the old chicken machines?
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I have no idea what a chicken machine is. As far as a chiclet machine, no.
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Is there parking nearby?
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Only street parking
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How long approximately should the visit take?
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2 hours is reasonable.
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Can I check luggage at the museum?
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I didn’t see any lockers so I would say no
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Hi, how do you get there via subway from Manhattan? Thanks.
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Google map it. The closest stations are borough Hall on 2,3,4,5 or court square station on R. All of them are in walking distance.
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Children under the age of 17 must be accompanied by an adult
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If you're in search of a unique new york city gift or souvenir, they have an incredible gift shop filled with transit-themed items
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For those looking for a very in-depth experience, there is a self-guided headphone tour
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Visitors to the museum can see museum exhibits, attend events at the museum, and access museum educational programs
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The gift shop carries subway-line socks, decorative tile reproductions, and other fun stuff
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The transit museum is open tuesday to friday 10 am to 4 pm
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The museum also allows visitors to climb aboard an exceptional collection of vintage subway and el (elevated) cars
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Attend an educational program with kids and stop by the gift shop for a souvenir to remember your experience
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You can wander through trains and turnstiles and sit behind the wheel of a former city bus
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For those kids who love all things that vroom, toot, chug and zoom, the New York Transit Museum, located in an authentic 1930's subway station
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The most established antiquities in the exhibition hall are in the on the streets: trolleys and streetcars segment
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The new york transit museum, the largest museum in the us devoted to urban public transportation history,..
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A scavenger hunt is also available, too, if your curious kiddos are anxious to roam around and make discoveries
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Please visit us in brooklyn heights and at our gallery annex & store, grand central terminal
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The museum has numerous programs for both kids and adults, including tours, writing workshops, and art projects for young ones
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