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      1. Center for Brooklyn History

      History Museum •
      128 Pierrepont St (at Clinton St), Brooklyn
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      • James C.

        James C. • February 9, 2015Really good staff and exhibits are totally worth it. Check it out.

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      2. New York Transit Museum

      History Museum •
      99 Schermerhorn St (Boerum Pl), Brooklyn
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      • Roger S.

        Roger S. • December 9, 2012Highly recommended both for the exhibits - interesting for adults but many child-friendly too - as well as the amazing vintage subway cars that you can explore.

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      3. Williamsburg Art & Historical Center

      Art Gallery •
      135 Broadway (btwn Bedford & Driggs Ave), Brooklyn
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      • Aya R.

        Aya R. • January 16, 2010no matter who's artist is showing here, the building alone is worth the visit.

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      4. Brooklyn Navy Yard Center at BLDG 92

      History Museum •
      63 Flushing Ave (at Carlton Ave), Brooklyn
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      • Bianca P.

        Bianca P. • July 14, 2013Be sure to visit the 4th floor cafe. The views alone are worth it. I'd imagine this is a phenomenal event space.

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      5. Brooklyn's Other Museum Of Brooklyn

      History Museum •
      109 Hall St, Brooklyn
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      6. Museum of Contemporary African Diasporan Arts

      History Museum •
      80 Hanson Pl, Brooklyn
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      • Al W.

        Al W. • February 27, 2015Sign up for their email list and get the heads up on their special events. Poetry, workshops, art.

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      7. Lower East Side Jewish Conservancy

      History Museum •
      235 E Broadway (at Clinton St.), New York
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      8. Fort Greene Park

      Park •
      Washington Pk (btwn Myrtle & DeKalb Ave), Brooklyn
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      • MuseumNerd

        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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