New York Transportation History Day at Shore Line Trolley Museum
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Step Back in Time with Iconic Rides: Experience the charm of yesteryear by riding on historic trolleys, including a 1906 BRT trolley car that once graced the streets of Brooklyn, offering a scenic route across the majestic Brooklyn Bridge. Hop aboard a 1939 Third Avenue Manhattan trolley car and a 1940 IND R-9 subway car for an authentic taste of New York’s transportation evolution.
Vehicles Galore – On Display and In Operation: Marvel at a stunning lineup of transportation relics, including a Metropolitan Railway Horsecar from 1893, a Hudson & Manhattan Black Car, a Brooklyn-Queens PCC trolley car, and a PATH car that survived the World Trade Center attack. Don’t miss the chance to admire the iconic 1981 Checker Cab, a symbol of the city’s vibrant streets.
Live Broadcast with “Car Bob” on WPKN: Catch the excitement as WPKN’s own radio host, “Car Bob,” broadcasts his show live on location until 11:00 am. Tune in to hear fascinating stories and insights about New York’s transportation history from the man himself.
Explore New York Culture: It’s a day filled with fun, entertainment, and a celebration of the city’s rich heritage.
Bring Your Family for a Memorable Day: Gather your loved ones and make it a day to remember. New York Transportation Day promises an unforgettable experience for all ages, so mark your calendar and join us for a journey through the heart of the city’s transportation history.
Don’t miss this unique opportunity to relive the past and celebrate the iconic vehicles that shaped the Big Apple’s dynamic landscape. New York Transportation Day – where history comes alive!
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