[Rescheduled] Superstorm Sandy: Resilience and Recovery
Join us to explore the impact of Hurricane Sandy on the city’s transportation system.
EXPERIENCE the museum
Underground in Brooklyn and above the rails at Grand Central.
PARTICIPATE in our programs
From vintage train rides to creative workshops, find your next adventure.
LEARN and tour
Discover transit history on guided tours and field trips at the Museum.
EXPLORE the collections
Dive into our trove of transit treasures in person or online.
SUPPORT our vision
Join our community of transit fans, history lovers, and curious New Yorkers.
Join us to explore the impact of Hurricane Sandy on the city’s transportation system.
Learn about Elizabeth Jennings Graham and her fight for equal rights on public transportation in New York City.
In partnership with the NYT Museum, Poster House hosts a discussion about design in NYC transit and artists’ public interventions.
Learn about a major infrastructure and route renewal project on the Upper West Side of Manhattan in the 1950s.
Learn about the positive and negative impact that transportation infrastructure can have on New York's diverse communities.
Unearth the relationships between communities and the built environment through historical analysis, design, and geography.
Explore the history of social movements and political activism connected to NYC Transit.
SOLD OUT! Peter Lloyd will chart the coloring of New York City subway lines since 1904.
Grab a pen, some paper, and a beverage and be inspired to sketch what you see.
Learn about the positive and negative impact that transit can have on New York's diverse communities.
Celebrate Women's History month with a virtual tour of the MTA's public art projects featuring work by women.
SOLD OUT! There's so much New York transit history hiding in plain sight!
Celebrate the 90th Anniversary of MTA Bridges and Tunnels with a behind the scenes tour of their Special Archive.
SOLD OUT! There's so much New York transit history hiding in plain sight!
SOLD OUT! Transit historian Andy Sparberg provides an in-depth walking tour of the 1 train route.
SOLD OUT! There's so much New York transit history hiding in plain sight!