Founded in 1976, the New York Transit Museum is dedicated to telling and preserving the stories of mass transportation – extraordinary engineering feats, workers who labored in the tunnels over 100 years ago, communities that were drastically transformed, and the ever-evolving technology, design, and ridership of a system that runs 24 hours a day, every day of the year.
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4779 Broadway
StoryBridges
StoryGrand By Design: Railroads Remake New York
Post290 Dyckman Street
PostPaulist Fathers' Church of the Good Shepherd
Post546 West 207th Street
Post647 Lexington Avenue
Post610 West 207 Street
StoryTracing the Centre Street Loop
StoryAn Ode to Concrete
Story7 Train: Minutes to Midtown
StoryGrand by Design: An Engineering Marvel
PostSaratoga Avenue Station
StoryBrooklyn Crossings: Subway Construction in Downtown Brooklyn
StoryLundin's Brooklyn
StoryCave-ins, Crashes, and Other Transit Accidents
Post207th Street Train Yard Facility
StoryWe ❤️ Vintage Buses
Post656 Fort Washington Avenue
PostEast 105th Street and Lexington Avenue
PostGrand Central Terminal
Post513 West 207 Street
Post59 Chrystie Street
StoryThe Time of Trolleys
PostDyckman Street Station, IRT Broadway-Seventh Avenue Line
StoryElizabeth Jennings Graham and the Fight Against Segregation in New York
PostIsham Park
PostSpring near West 110th Street and Adam Clayton Powell Boulevard
PostEast 105th Street and Lexington Avenue
PostMt. Washington Presbyterian Church
PostTransportation Building
PostPublic School 52
StoryConnecting the City: Subway Construction
StoryLundin's Bronx
PostDyckman Street and the Hudson River
Post58 Joralemon Street
Post207th Street Station