Suggestions for Museum near Red Hook, 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.

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!

Ehtesh C. • September 16, 2016Nice tiny museum. The exhibit inside talks about the Revolutionary War and the Battle of Brooklyn.

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.

Karen • October 9, 2022Absolutely incredible. Stunning history. Take your time walking through it. It's really important to learn the history of the statue.

Celestine M. • January 20, 2018Great place for kids and adults. Shows change frequently (good thing) so be sure to check their website before you go.

Paul S. • October 5, 2014Great museum... Great pics of the skyline from outside

Ms H. • December 18, 2012Worth checking out if you enjoy history and FREE. Beautiful building. Good exhibit on American Indian's in music incl clips of Hendrix and others in a mini theatre.

Quintein • December 16, 2018Beautiful museum really puts into perspective the events that day. I recommend going solo and spending up to 2 hours there. The gift shop is incredibly tacky for such a sensitive location.

James C. • August 8, 2014Small but really informative museum that is as historic as it comes with American history. Totally worth it.

Valerie S. • August 25, 2017Meaningful and thought-provoking exhibits. Great location right on the water with a cafe and garden. Come after 4pm on Wednesdays and Thursdays for free admission.

Pablo C. • April 13, 2015One of the best numismatic libraries. A previous appointment is indispensable.

Ronny O. • July 17, 2017Air conditioned and lots to see there and learn about the history. Cafe is inside with seating indoors and outdoors

Mike K. • February 29, 2016Definitely worth a stop in. Interesting info on the river and the area. Make a $1-2 donation. It's a good cause

Kimmie O. • July 27, 2020Such a place of history! Sit on the steps to take in the hustle & bustle of FiDi.

Alan M. • May 22, 2014This place is definitely an upgrade from where they used to be on Vessy street. The staff is friendly and helpful, I highly recommend this place to go to if you're looking to do any any genealogy wk

Victoria H. • October 24, 2012Great space perfect for art exhibits, weddings and hoe downs .

Kate • April 9, 2023Fun way to spend an afternoon!

The New York Daily News • December 7, 2010PHOTO: An enforcement official examines a false-heeled shoe used to smuggle marijuana in 1946, at the link!

Elviola P. • February 4, 2011I love it here! You black people are very talented. I am completely amazed :) love the drawings, etc.

Patrick B. • October 2, 2016small, yet intriguing museum...worth a trip if you're in the area and have already been to a lot of other NYC museums

Benjamin H. • September 18, 2017Carmelo sure knows how to throw a fun party! Kids love him!

Mottel L. • December 12, 2022They sold us a ticket, it was closed