DOWNTOWN BROOKLYN — The underground New York Transit Museum, whose entrance is on Schermerhorn Street, is commemorating the 120th anniversary of the city subway system with a new exhibit and a series ...

The trip from Brooklyn to Manhattan in 1642 was nothing like it is today. When a commuter required service, he or she would blow a horn attached to a tree in what is now Dumbo. A nearby farmer named ...

DOWNTOWN BROOKLYN — An exhibit about the MTA’s Metro-North commuter railroad, “Metro-North at 40: The Oldest Young Railroad,” is now on display at the Grand Central Gallery of the Brooklyn-based New ...

Whether you’re riding to work, school, or even a friend’s apartment, a major part of living in New York City is dealing with public transportation daily. It has been that way for decades, but while ...

The New York Transit Museum will relaunch their “Summer Nostalgia Rides” series with three trips taken on their vintage subway or elevated cars. One trip heads to the Rockaways in Queens. This summer, ...

Although life may move too fast to ponder the origins of an intricate, inter-borough subway system, the New York Transit Museum possesses 60,000 square feet that allow us to do just that. Housed ...

When the New York Transit Museum debuted on July 4, 1976, it was only supposed to be a temporary installation, opened to coincide with a larger celebration of America’s bicentennial. But the museum ...

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After a two-year hiatus caused by the pandemic, the Transit Museum's Nostalgia Trains are running again this summer, ready to transport you across the city in the same machinery that New Yorkers used ...

New York’s beloved Transit Museum laid off a third of its staff last month, former employees told The Post — citing pandemic-induced hardship one year after COVID-19 broke out in the city. The 24 ...