MTA Classics. New York City Transit Authority (NYCTA) R1 car no. 381 is the lead motor on a six-car train racing through Neck Rd Station during the NY Transit Museum's Parade of Trains.... (more)

Open-Air. New York City Transit Authority (NYCTA) BU Gate Car no. 1402 (Jewett, 1907) is seen leading a three-car train through Neck Rd station on the Brighton Line during the NY Transi... (more)

The Starting Lineup. At the Parade of Trains events hosted by the NY Transit Museum, tradition is to line up the equipment from the event on the express and siding tracks north of Ocean... (more)

Arnines Around the Bend. New York City Transit Authority (NYCTA) R1 car no. 381 (ACF, 1930-1931) is the lead motor of a six-car train approaching Brighton Beach station on the Brighton ... (more)

A Strip of Light. New York City Transit Authority (NYCTA) R10 no. 3189 (ACF, 1948-1949) is seen snaking through the curves at Sheepshead Bay Station. Due to the platform canopies coveri... (more)

Train of Many Metals. New York City Transit Authority (NYCTA) R10 car no. 3189 (ACF, 1948-1949) is seen leading a long mixed train of heritage equipment back to Coney Island Yard after ... (more)

Museum Meet. During the Parade Of Trains Event on Sunday, September 18, 2022, R-32 3888 (Budd, 1963-64) was heading south through the Neck Road Station as R-1 381 (ACF, 1930-31) was passing... (more)

Over And Under. In a combination that could not have been planned, R-1 381 was returning from Brighton Beach with the second move of equipment to return after the New York Transit Museum Pa... (more)

Curve. At the end of the New York Transit Museum Parade Of Trains event, 3 of the trains were coupled together to return to Coney Island Yard on Saturday, September 17, 2022, with R-10 3189... (more)

Bright White. The recently restored R-10 3189 (ACF, 1948) led a short 3 car set to make its debut at the New York Transit Museum Parade Of Trains on Saturday, September 17, 2022. This car h... (more)

Nothing Without People. The MTA NYCT Subway and the New York Transit Museum work together to put on the Parade Of Trains event at Brighton Beach. After Day 1 on Saturday, September 17, 2022... (more)

Back to the Yard. New York City Transit Authority (NYCTA) R1 no. 381 (ACF, 1930-1931) is seen rounding the curve north of W 8th St on the Brighton Line, while an R68 (Q) train (Westingh... (more)

Half Length. A four-car train of R32 cars (Budd, 1964-1965), with no. 3888 as the lead motor, is seen racing through Neck Rd on the Brighton Line during the 2022 Parade of Trains.

Five Generations. Five generations of B Division cars are seen lined up at Ocean Pkwy station at the end of the first day of the Parade of Trains. From left to right: R10 3189 (ACF... (more)

Next Gen. If you have vintage subway cars, you need train operators who know how to operate them. On Friday, September 16, 2022, veteran Dave M is charging up the brakes on board Brooklyn U... (more)