The Transit Navigator • September 24, 2011Best of the Best! EduConcierge's all-time favorite museum! See the history of the subway, methods of fare collection, and tour old subway cars in this former subway station. It's an absolute must see!
Compass • April 21, 2014Equal parts museum, library, and educational touchpoint, the 150-year-old history hub hosts highbrow artist talks, quirky hot dog history tours, and everything in between.
Eva • December 19, 2014I've been here a couple of years ago and it was impressive. Very interesting for those who love history.
Ehtesh C. • September 16, 2016Nice tiny museum. The exhibit inside talks about the Revolutionary War and the Battle of Brooklyn.
Kristina F. • January 6, 2010bring the kids! An excellent adventure (open after school on Thursdays) with a most intriguing man who will educate and entertain. They host special events as well.
City of New York • May 21, 2013Did you know? In 1687, Leffert Pietersen, one of the earliest European settlers in Brooklyn, built the original homestead on 58 acres that is now Prospect Lefferts Gardens.
Pablo C. • April 13, 2015One of the best numismatic libraries. A previous appointment is indispensable.
Aya R. • January 16, 2010no matter who's artist is showing here, the building alone is worth the visit.
Nate F. • April 1, 2018active workshop and showroom for restoration of historic military aircraft. volunteers may give you tours inside the planes. bonus points if come with a vet.
Elviola P. • February 4, 2011I love it here! You black people are very talented. I am completely amazed :) love the drawings, etc.
James C. • June 7, 2012Really cool interactive museum.
MuseumNerd • December 10, 2011Visit the free Revolutionary War history museum atop the hill. The museum and the largest free-standing doric column in the world are designed by the lecherous Stanford White.
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