❄️ Holiday Nostalgia Rides kick off Sunday! Throughout December, we’ll be introducing you to some of the dedicated crew who keep the #NYTMCollection vintage trains running, and give you a behind-the-scenes look at how they prepare for this beloved annual tradition. First up: meet Janet Soto, a Train Operator for Metropolitan Transportation Authority - MTA New York City Transit. She’s proud to be working her fourth year of operating the Holiday Nostalgia Train. Travel back in time every Sunday in

New York Transit Museum *GIVEAWAY Below!* All aboard! Have you visited one of NYC’s most unique museums? Located in a decommissioned subway station, The New York Transit Museum is a NYC gem. Walk down the subway entrance and through the turnstile to find exhibits that highlight the city’s transit system history, including commuter rails, buses, and subways. The star of the museum is the twenty different vintage subway cars dating back to 1907. The cars span an entire block (and YES, you can step

1.7M views · 43K reactions |  Here you can step into the subway cars throughout NYC history! In the New York Transit Museum in Downtown Brooklyn, which is open to the public. Curator Jodi Shapiro gives us an inside look. | Urbanist Ariel | Facebook

The New York Transit Museum Holiday 🎄 Nostalgia Train Hits the Rails Every Sunday in December! The train departs from 2 Av–Houston St on the uptown F line in lower Manhattan at 10AM, 12PM, 2PM and 4PM And from 96 St– 2 Av on the Q line at 11AM, 1PM, 3PM and 5PM More info: @nytransitmuseum #NYTransitMuseum #NYCSubway #NYC #NewYorkCity | NYC Subway Life

#TransitTrivia: These scenes from “Working the A Train” (1981) show the #NYCsubway system in action. The film was, at one time, part of the New York State Museum subway exhibit — including R9 car #1801, which is still on view today. How many different stations and car models do you notice? | New York Transit Museum

🥵 #TodayInHistory: #OnThisDay in 1967, the first successful train of air-conditioned subway cars began service in the #NYCsubway system. The train was composed of ten R38 cars equipped with Stone Safety Air Conditioning systems and ran on the F line. The successful A/C experiment led Mayor John Lindsay to authorize the purchase of 600 more air-conditioned subway cars for the IND and BMT lines. IRT cars would wait until 1975 to receive A/C, due to the technical challenge of creating units small