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New York Transit Museum is a unique museum devoted to the impact of public transportation on the growth and development of the New York metropolitan region.

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  1. we're a nonprofit? Your support is what makes programs like possible. Give today!

  2. that ten sets of and cars were converted to money trains to collect fare revenue in 1988?

  3. : Dec. 30, 1987 was the final day of revenue service for cars, which were replaced by the fleet.

  4. Have an important call to make? See which lines have the best and cell phone service: via

  5. that the has partnered with libraries around the country to bring museum memberships to its patrons?

  6. A and train in has just taken to the rails: via

  7. in 2009, this festive photograph of the Mack C-49-DT bus was taken in front of .

  8. These archival images from the depict construction on the Canarsie line in the 1920s.

  9. : On Dec. 28, 1906, the Canarsie line opened btwn Atlantic Avenue & Rockaway Pkwy. Learn more: .

  10. How did Superstorm Sandy help prepare for future challenges? Find out at “Water, Water Everywhere”:

  11. ages 4+ are invited to today at 1:30pm & learn abt how deals w winter weather:

  12. The is open today at 10:30am to all ages 2-5! Free with museum admission:

  13. Artists in want to use LEDs to show the movement of trains above ground: via

  14. In the giving spirit? Shop online with and support the with your purchase! Start here:

  15. from all of us at the !

  16. : explore our special buses & trains used for winter weather and design your own at , this Tuesday at 1:30pm.

  17. A group of carolers spread the holiday cheer at headquarters in this image from 1973.

  18. ! The is closed, but regular hours resume on Dec. 27th. The Holiday Train Show will open tomorrow, Dec. 26th.

  19. This archival image from the shows the exterior of Pennsylvania Avenue station on the New Lots line in 1924.

  20. : On Christmas Eve in 1920, the Brooklyn line opened between Sutter Ave-Rutland Rd and Pennsylvania Ave.

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