New York Transit Museum holds event that allows visitors to ride old-time subway train
A new ride in town is evoking memories of the subway cars of yesteryear. The New York Transit Museum hosted an event, which is held a few times a year, where they allow about 300 people to ride a functioning
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Jul 13, 2014, 1:59 AM
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A new ride in town is evoking memories of the subway cars of yesteryear.
The New York Transit Museum hosted an event, which is held a few times a year, where they allow about 300 people to ride a functioning R1-9 train that was in operation from 1930-1970.
The ride began in Downtown Brooklyn, went around Manhattan and ended in Coney Island. Other nostalgia rides happening throughout the summer will take passengers to different city destinations.
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