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New York, New York
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The museum is located in the historic Court Street subway station in Brooklyn, which was closed to the public in 1946.
The oldest subway car at the museum dates back to 1904, the same year the New York City subway system opened!
The museum features over 20 vintage subway and elevated cars, each with its own unique history and design.
The exhibit showcases the history of subway tokens, from the first ones used in 1953 to their phase-out in 2003.
Visitors can check out a fully restored 1930s subway control tower, complete with authentic levers and switches.
From hands-on activities to multimedia displays, the museum provides engaging experiences for both kids and adults.
The museum features detailed exhibits on the construction of the subway, including original tools and photographs from the early 1900s.
The museum offers unique events like vintage train rides and behind-the-scenes tours of the transit system.
